Hello,
Firstly, this should be posted on CFTalk but...
The most obvious cause of your problem is that the database doesn't contain
the uid and pwd you expect it to... So double check they are in there. It
will probably help if you could narrow down which of the 3 cfloactions are
redirecting you,
That set-up is fine if they plan on sending you an exact, unchangeable
specification sheet from which to code from. If you are participating in
design issues, etc, then you should be compensated for you expertise.
Mechanincs will charge you to diagnose a problem even if they don't fix it!
-geo
Hmmm I can't seem to get this image of Dave standing at the bow of a
boat poised to harpoon a floundering Bill Gates out of my head now. Thanks
David, I needed a good chuckle =)
~Simon
> Simon Horwith
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- Original Message -
From: "Sandra Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "CF-Community" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 8:23 AM
Subject: OT: Are phone calls part of Billable Hours
> I am converting from a straight contract to an hourly contract for one of
my
> projects.
>
>
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> Hardcoding does work. I agree it would seem to be the easiest, but in
> this instance I have images that are named as follows
I wasn't suggesting that you keep it hard-coded - I wanted to check that it
worked hard-coded
Now that you know that it does, can you View Source and see what's being
> This is akin to the time you spend with the mechanic discussing
> a problem with your car -- he doesn't bill you for that, he bills
> you for the time spent actually fixing it (if he's honest, at least!)
One thing to remember on this, most mechanics have big, expensive pieces of
equipment used
Russel Madere wrote:
>
> Actually, time spent designing the application, regardless if it is meetings
> or telephone conversations should be billable. I personally will also bill
> for travel time if it excessive (more than an hour, through heavy traffic,
> etc) if the travel is at the insistanc
>Hardcoding does work. I agree it would seem to be the easiest, but in
>this instance I have images that are named as follows
>"name of city + province abbreviation . jpg"
I would like to keep pages to a minimum amount.
This is why I am joining the variables .
>
> >
> > This is what i h
Your mechanic does not have
> freedom to propose new solutions like "Maybe you should just get a new
> car" or "Perhaps a motorcycle would suit your needs better." He/she/it
> fixes a problem and expects you to go away. Plus, mechanics usually work
> on salary, not on contract; you hire the b
Can anyone help with this.
I have created a login page. If login fields are defined it performs a
record count in the database for the username and password.
as so.
SELECTuid, pwd
FROM dbo.Users
WHERE (uid = ' #form.
Hal Helms wrote:
> I understand that we all take on less than ideal clients at times, but this
> would be a red flag to me. Either the client is trying to get something for
> nothing or simply doesn't understand much. Either way, I would be very
> careful.
I agree. I get the idea that if this is
> Thanks for all the tips. Line 1 works. But I am still having problems
> getting the image
>
> This is what i have
>
> 1.
> 2.src ="../images/#citypic#"
First of all, ditch the #s if they're not inside "s, you don't need them
(read Ben Forta's article "to # or not to #"
Secondly, are th
Sandra Clark wrote:
>
> I am converting from a straight contract to an hourly contract for one of my
> projects.
>
> I have just received an email from the person and I quote:
>
>
> 4) Telephone conversations, discussions, and meetings (within reason) that
> are required for the contractor to
> I am converting from a straight contract to an hourly contract
> for one of my projects.
>
> I have just received an email from the person and I quote:
>
>
> 4) Telephone conversations, discussions, and meetings (within reason) that
> are required for the contractor to fulfill his or her obliga
I agree with Cameron about ways to get around it, but it would worry me that
the client would even ask for such a thing. Over the course of a month, this
could add up to a few hours. Why would the client want you to do this for
free? (In other words, is this going to be a problem client?)
I think
I think most professionals in our industry would consider this billable. It
should be considered "consulting" work so I think it would be billable.
Don't let them take advantage of you, and they will if you let them.
- Scott Goldsberry
-Original Message-
From: Sandra Clark [mailto:[EMA
Actually, time spent designing the application, regardless if it is meetings
or telephone conversations should be billable. I personally will also bill
for travel time if it excessive (more than an hour, through heavy traffic,
etc) if the travel is at the insistance of the client. I live in New
>Thanks for all the tips. Line 1 works. But I am still having problems
>getting the image
This is what i have
>1.
>2.src ="../images/#citypic#"
~~
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I think it's reasonable to bill for phone time. It's really up to you
though, and what the client is willing to do. If the client doesn't want
phone time billed, just up your hourly rates and say "ok".
There's more than one way to skin the cat.
-Cameron
Cameron Childress
Sandra,
I agree with you that time on the phone discussing work orders, etc.
are billable events. I however have a sliding scale for my clients. When
doing a walk through of enhancements, or previous work orders, I cut the
billing time in half. This captures the subsequent discussions a
I am converting from a straight contract to an hourly contract for one of my
projects.
I have just received an email from the person and I quote:
4) Telephone conversations, discussions, and meetings (within reason) that
are required for the contractor to fulfill his or her obligations are not
Dear Sir..,
You should use this " "
MR.Eyad Makhoul
TelNo/Home:+96265359801
Mobile:+96277304797
-- Original Message --
From: Harold Hemberger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2001 00:02:36 -0500
>
>I am having a hard
Processing N-node structures.
Take the instance where you hold within a table an instance of a
'document' with a parent and child attribute that links to other documents
(versions).
To cleanly process one document tree using a recursive proc is certainly
the cleanest way. You can write a functio
> you can do
>
Why would you want the & "" & in the middle? It's adding a blank string, you
can just do
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