I too have dug this discussion. It's great to hear some discussion of the
human side of web development for a change and how other people handle the
all too common battle to justify fair rates.
Rock on,
Clancy
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I enjoyed the discussion of pricing for web work.
I had a recent client who wanted me to improve the
textual content of his web site, and turn on some
Search Engine Optimization in the copy and so on.
It was a little schlocky web site for personal storage
units. A web content mgmt. friend said I
Thanks Jan. I will.
Riva
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 17:23:30 -0700 jdmajor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Riva
> Yes, I like the page. It's simple but very attractive with the
> colors
> you have designed for it. Let us know when you have added more pages
> ok.
>
> Jan
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Riva
Yes, I like the page. It's simple but very attractive with the colors
you have designed for it. Let us know when you have added more pages ok.
Jan
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Thanks Jan. I just nudge the graphic up a bit and it all works fine now.
:-)
Riva
P.S. Any opinions on the page itself
Thanks Jan. I just nudge the graphic up a bit and it all works fine now.
:-)
Riva
P.S. Any opinions on the page itself?
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 14:55:29 -0700 jdmajor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Riva,
> I have had that happen to me also. I didn't know that it had a white
>
> strip on top of it
Thanks guys. I'm still not convinced that I should be declaring the OO
array any differently than I am already. I'm basing this on the fact that
isArray(gvobjCart.Items) returns true and I can loop through gvobjCart.Items
by...
For Each gvstrElement in gvobjCart.Items
response.write "gvstr
Riva,
I have had that happen to me also. I didn't know that it had a white
strip on top of it until I opened it in PaintShop Pro, and there it is.
Sorry. The good news is once I cropped off the white part at the top,
the page is perfect.
Jan
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That is strange - I didn't d
That is strange - I didn't design it that way . . .
Thanks!
Riva
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 14:37:55 -0700 jdmajor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Riva
> All I can see that is causing the white line at the top is because
> your
> background.gif has a white space at the top. Crop off that white
> strip
Riva
All I can see that is causing the white line at the top is because your
background.gif has a white space at the top. Crop off that white strip
and it should work just fine.
Jan
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Hi all,
I put up a "placeholder" page for a client and find that it appears with
a white
Hi all,
I put up a "placeholder" page for a client and find that it appears with
a white line at the top of the browser window (IE and NN). Any idea why?
http://www.parkviewinvestorslending.com
TIA,
Riva
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In the past, when my methodology for pricing a site was more along the
lines of "eyeball and guess", I just presented a discounted price of
what I thought they could afford, without any mention of normal price
and several times had people try to get me to lower it yet again
which at the time,
Rita
I couldn't access your pages listed below, I get a message that it can't
be found, and I realized that you accidentally left out the "i" in
crisafi and once inserted I got the page immediately. I've done that
myself so many times, isn't that nuts?
The "blue" background you refer to is actu
Thank you Mark. I was putting an & instead of a ? - duh!
:-)
Riva
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 13:49:03 -0700 "Mark Groen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes:
> No problem, if the email subject stays the same you can do this which
just uses the extended features of the mailto: link and document.write it
out:
>
Did you validate your HTML and CSS? This is the first and most
important step of tableless design. Go do that now.
Don't use the box model hack. put IE in 'standards mode' (include an
XHTML doctype, don't include an xml namespace or xml declaration) and
enjoy the peace and tranquility of a con
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> I just used this on a website and was wondering if there is a way
to add
> a subject to the e-mail? I tried something along the same lines
but it
> just a
Riva,
I use the following format for including a subject:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Development and Design
- About Us Page">[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I use the javascript program that changes the email "mailto" to ASCII
code. I don't use the method you show below, but I'm sure you can modify
it to inclu
My sister-in-law wanted me to recommend someone who would do all her site
updates for her at $10-20 a month including "surfing the web" for stuff to
copy to her site.
She's too busy to do it herself and it isn't like she wants them to do
anything hard. Never mind copyright laws even if her husban
D'oh!
I'm trying to get my page to work, it works nicely in mac environment
but gets messed up in pc
see: http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=88277
i used faux columns (the left column blue color is a background
image, i did this because my client wants to put in all kinds of
differen
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 16:11:35 -0400, Rita Crisafi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you can see my page here:
>
> http://www.crisafdesign.com/verrazano/test2.html
Nope, I can't:
"www.crisafidesign.com can not be found. Please check the name and try again."
- Stephen
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Hi all,
I just used this on a website and was wondering if there is a way to add
a subject to the e-mail? I tried something along the same lines but it
just appended itself onto the e-mail address.
TIA,
Riva
> src="contact/beau.js">
>
> that references the script for each address and I keep t
I too do offer discounts but based on specific criteria. I have one discount
that I give to "qualified" non-profits (I decide who qualifies) which so far
have included churches (not mine), school/neighborhood organizations, etc.
and cub scouts (my husband volunteered that one as a freebie).
I also
I'm trying to get my page to work, it works nicely in mac environment
but gets messed up in pc
see: http://www.browsercam.com/public.aspx?proj_id=88277
i used faux columns (the left column blue color is a background
image, i did this because my client wants to put in all kinds of
different leng
There is a joke about a doctor going up to a lawyer at a party. He asked
the lawyer if he could ask him a question. The lawyer said he could.
The doctor then said, "Whenever I am at a party or out socially I get
people coming up to me to ask me medical questions. Do you think I
should charge th
My "first" website client asked me how much it was gonna cost him. His
words were, "So how much do I owe you? $10? $20? $50?" He nearly fell
off his chair when I said $500. (And that was cheap!!)
Riva
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 17:51:34 +0100 "Ross Clutterbuck"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've got
> possibility to call me and ask me to lower my price. I wonder whether he
> would do the same for a plumber or a doctor or a mechanic??
>
That part really irks me, too. I've had acquaintances who have, in essence,
assumed that because I was in the business I would "help them out." One, an
ASE-ce
I'll have a proper look for you as soon as I can Clancy but for now
Jure said:
> The second thing is indexing: Arrays don't start at 0, but instead at 1
In VBScript Arrays DO start indexing at 0 so Clancy's referencing (0, 0) is
correct.
MOU
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And a little something from me too...
I've got two flat rates I operate when doing my freelance work: one for
professional clients and one for friends/family. The friends/family rate
basically equate to me producing things "at cost" (which in itself has a
certain markup because generally I have no
Hi Dwayne,
> Given the architecture I briefly touched upon above...
> any way to deliver this in a static HTML page?
How about a script on the ASP-equipped server which writes the HTML to a
file? You could run it via a scheduled task or simply call it whenever the
client uploads another newsle
On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 08:13:30 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Given the architecture I briefly touched upon above... any way to deliver
> this in a static HTML page? I'm thinking they will just need a page of
> hyperlinks that is updated by the web developer. Or, is there another
> dynamic method?
Have a client who wanted to provide download access to their weekly
newsletter. They have a severly limited infrastructure -- no database
access allowed... ActiveX, .NET, Java or any other technology.
Their server is IIS, so I was able to do some hand-coded ASP scripting to
allow them to upload f
Just to poke my fat opinion in...
I give discounts. But I make the client aware that they are receiving one.
My current method for providing a quote involves doing an initial
interview for data gathering and needs assessment, followed by a quick
IA mock-up of the site in question (this is purel
One thing that amazes me is that this guy would think that it was a
possibility to call me and ask me to lower my price. I wonder whether he
would do the same for a plumber or a doctor or a mechanic??
The truth is that he doesn't need a big website, if at all. He is a
divorce mediator and his cl
Hi there are two options I see why it's not working. One is, as you assumed,
declaration of a 2d array: In my knowledge it has to be done this way:
dim arS
reDim arS(2)
The second thing is indexing: Arrays don't start at 0, but instead at 1, so
arS(2)="name" is a valid statement.
Have fun, Jure
Guys,
could i get your recommendations on free html editors & ftp programmes
for a MAC. I have a client that will be attempting to update a "News"
page on her site and she's on a apple laptop. I know NOTHING when it
comes to macs so all advice is very much appreciated.
cheers & TIA
jac
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