I purchase StoreFront 5.0 and built a few e-commerce websites with it. I've mostly been really happy with it. The documentation I recieved with it was very extensive and instructions for setting it up were clear.
You do have know a little about ASP with VBscript if you want to do any...
In fireworks whatever you do in the optimization panel is reflected in the preview. It's really quite helpful because you can see the changes from the original work to the optimimized (preview).
I didn't even think of changing my temp directory and my swap file to another partition. I should have but I guess I got a case of the brain farts! Thanks for the info. It will come in handy.
Both sites look really nice. The only thing I could say is your flash animation on your portfolio page is somewhat confusing. I didn't understand the bar graph for samples. Other than that they look good to me.
Most likely you selected "black & white" or "grayscale" in the Optimization box. This should be the box at the top right corner of Fireworks.
I just reformated my 80 gig hard drive and decided to make several partitions. I left 5 GB solely for Windows XP thinking it would be enough. I reserved the rest for my programs and other stuff.
Boy do I wish I left at least 10 GB for Win XP. With updates, temp files, history, etc. I've have...
Microsoft Access is not intended to be used with high-stress, high-concurrency, 24x7 server applications, such as e-commerce web sites. A access database can only handle so many requests at a time. Don't quote me on this but I believe it is less than 25. For these type of applications, the best...
I would recommend using a database thats runs on its own server like SQL2000 or Oracle while your web site (pages) are on another server.
With these, your database size is only limited to the hosting package you purchase from the web host company and you'll be insured that your database will be...
I'm not an expert on the subject but if you are planing on using ASP(usually for a databse), a Windows server is what you want.
I use Linux when I create a basic HTML web site that does not require server script.
Linux servers are also usually much cheaper.
I'm sure someone else will be coming...
After walking away from this thing for an hour I came back and figured out the fix in less than two minutes.... Funny how that works sometimes.
All I did was add a blank set of brackets right after the WHILE/WEND loop ends. Works like a charm!
Here's the following fixed code if anyone would...
rs.EOF for the IF/THEN won't work in this because I have it inside a WHILE/WEND loop that stops once rs.EOF is reached. I do appreciate your help though.
After walking away from this thing for an hour I came back and figured out the fix in less than two minutes.... Funny how that works...
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