Need some assistance with custom .ASP coding.
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Topic: Need some assistance with custom .ASP coding.
Posted By: BlackReefDesigns
Subject: Need some assistance with custom .ASP coding.
Date Posted: 22-April-2009 at 4:21pm
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Edit: Im happy to say this issue has been resolved. I had a programmer look at the files and he was able to complete/modify them to working order. Thanks for all the help Hi. I had hired Greybeard design group to work on some code for my website. They did so wonderfully, however I overwrote the code by mistake when I did a PC Upgrade. Luckily, I have some of these .ASP files that are backed up, but my understanding of them is that they are incomplete. I don't work with Greybeard anymore, and I was wondering if someone could possibly look at these .ASP files and see what needs to be done to make them work properly. My understanding of these files is that they are an incomplete version of the modified PC files. I have uploaded them all to the /PC/ Folder, but they haven't made any difference on the website. These files - when they are working properly - display Product Lead Times underneath the Product Thumbnails. That way the customer doesn't have go to the Product Details page just to find out what the lead times are like. Here is an example of what it is suppose to look like:  If someone wants to take a crack at it to get it working, that would be cool! Any help would be appreciated. Im almost in a panic here because Im not sure what to do. Thanks ------------- Joe S. BlackReef.net |
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Posted By: BlackReefDesigns
Date Posted: 27-April-2009 at 4:31pm
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Bump - really need some assistance!
------------- Joe S. BlackReef.net |
Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: 28-April-2009 at 1:03am
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Hi BlackRegDesigns,
I know it's too little, too late for you, but I'd advice you to learn from this mistake and make the following two changes:
Looks to me that you are hosted with GoDaddy. While I think they are an excellent registrar, they are about as poor a host as you could get. I recommend you consider a real hosting company. EI provides references to several. |
Posted By: katharina
Date Posted: 28-April-2009 at 11:10am
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You should contact Greg Dinger (Greybearddesign) mailto:gregd@greybearddesign.com - gregd@greybearddesign.com and as him for copies of the modification he did. I bet he has a copy of the project, since it is pretty much industry standard. Katharina ------------- Katharina ******************* www.GermanPlaza.com ******************* |
Posted By: Greg Dinger
Date Posted: 28-April-2009 at 11:25am
Posted By: Guests
Date Posted: 28-April-2009 at 8:30pm
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Hi Joe,
Just took a peep at your hosting plans, and I see GoDaddy offers really cheap reseller plans. Would be hard to find a serious Windows host offering reseller plans that cheap. On the other hand, in my experience, their tech support is so ignorant that we actually won't work with anyone with more than a simple HTML site hosted on their servers.
However, you still might want to consider finding a serious Windows host.
Bar none the best Windows hosting company we've had experience with over the past decade is Applied Innovations (Appliedi.net). They REALLY know what they are doing, and their support is absolutely top notch.
We were never a reseller with them, but rather had several unmanaged dedi servers in their data center before moving on to our own network.
If you have enough hosting clients to support it, you might even want to consider an managed or unmanaged dedi server (more likely two: one for hosting and one for SQL server). Then you'd have total control over whatever you'd like to do on your server.
Give them a call and ask for Carlos.
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Posted By: BlackReefDesigns
Date Posted: 29-April-2009 at 3:55pm
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Sean, Thanks for the info on the Hosting Servers. My admin experience has a ways to go, so I don't know if owning dedi's would be good for me, at this point. But I am open to switching hosting services. I checked out the appliedi.net, looks like a good company. Ill give them a call next week and discuss things. Also, thanks for the PM take care -Joe ------------- Joe S. BlackReef.net |
Posted By: intour
Date Posted: 03-May-2009 at 5:44pm
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Hi Joe,
I'll take a look at the files for you but I can't promise I'll come up with the answer.
I've downloaded the files from the link you gave. When you say you understand they are an incomplete version could you expand on that please. Should there be other files or are these all the files but they dont have all the code?
Nigel ------------- http://www.innerview.co.uk - Innerview Productcart Platinum Reseller Web Design/Hosting/Virtual Tours |
Posted By: BlackReefDesigns
Date Posted: 04-May-2009 at 5:16pm
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Hi Nigel - I actually had an incredibly skilled programmer look at these files, and he was able to complete them just today. So this is a non-issue for me now. I appreciate your help though, and thank you for looking into this. -Joe ------------- Joe S. BlackReef.net |