Freelancers Forum Messages on Tuesday September 12th 2000
my CV
date posted 12th September 2000 22:42
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Re: FN-FORUM SSL and how it works!
date posted 12th September 2000 22:41
Ben Maynard wrote on 12/9/00 9:56 pm
>PGP is definatly the best method I have come across, it is pretty easy
>to do using Perl (unix) or Coldfusion (NT).
Ben
Do you have a URL for the CF/PGP docs?...
my CV
date posted 12th September 2000 22:40
Please find attached CV for your perusal. As per your
advertisement at freelancers.net
rgds CJH
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RE: FN-FORUM Traffic analysis
date posted 12th September 2000 21:31
> What tools do you guys use?
I'm using FastStats Log Analyzer from www.mach5.com. Stats are stats, and
web stats are no different. There's too many ifs and buts and other
influences like cache serv...
Re: FN-FORUM Freelancers South West Meet (Finally!)
date posted 12th September 2000 21:05
heh ..... ok .... as soon as petrol supplies are back to normal I'll
re-organise it. For now we will say 2 or 3 weeks from now, World War III
not-withstanding.....
Cheers,
Jon Hadley
Designdojo.co...
Re: FN-FORUM SSL and how it works!
date posted 12th September 2000 21:03
PGP is definatly the best method I have come across, it is pretty easy
to do using Perl (unix) or Coldfusion (NT).
I have known people to make custom alogrithms to encrypt data however
I really woul...
CV
date posted 12th September 2000 20:27
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Re: FN-FORUM Traffic analysis
date posted 12th September 2000 20:19
From: Tony Roberts [EMAIL REMOVED]
> What tools do you guys use?
Tony
I use http://www.thecounter.com/
Not sure if this the level of stats collation you require but they're worth
a look
Kind reg...
Resume
date posted 12th September 2000 20:19
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Please find my Resume enclosed, if there are any questi...
Re: FN-FORUM Traffic analysis
date posted 12th September 2000 20:09
If your client is willing to pay then nettracker seems to be one of the best
on offer. Comprehensive log file analysis with all the bells and whistles.
It can be found at http://www.sane.com/ .
Bo...
Re: FN-FORUM Cartoons 2 Vector etc.
date posted 12th September 2000 18:58
Flash does a pretty good job also...the optimise feature is great too.
Regards
Phil Ward
Crescent Graphics
[EMAIL REMOVED]
www.crescent-graphics.co.uk
New Media Internet Visuals
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Re: FN-FORUM SSL and how it works!
date posted 12th September 2000 18:34
Hi Ray,
I have downloaded the Shop Assistant components for Net Objects Fusion
though as yet have not had time to play around with them... What exactly do
they include ? - I know about the shopping...
Re: FN-FORUM Traffic analysis
date posted 12th September 2000 18:29
www.superstats.com
www.thecounter.com
Both of these offer comprehensive statistic tracking services ( web based )
and I have had experience using them both. My preference is Superstats, but
it does r...
RE: FN-FORUM SSL and how it works!
date posted 12th September 2000 17:39
Richard,
>What I want is the simplest (and of course cheapest!) way for a
>non-net-savvy retailer to take a secure credit card order from a web site,
>receive the details of the order and card numbe...
Re: FN-FORUM SSL and how it works!
date posted 12th September 2000 17:36
on 12/9/2000 4:40 pm, Richard Eaton at [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> What I want is the simplest (and of course cheapest!) way for a
> non-net-savvy retailer to take a secure credit card order from a web...
Re: FN-FORUM Programming using JavaScript
date posted 12th September 2000 17:35
Matt,
Thanks very much, I'll check this out
>Certainly - try www.webmonkey.com ( you will be re-directed but I cannot
>remember the redirect address )
>or www.webdeveloper.com
Ray
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Re: FN-FORUM Programming using JavaScript
date posted 12th September 2000 17:34
Marc,
Brilliant, thanks bery much
>Try these Ray.....
>
>http://javascript.internet.com/
>http://www.easyjavascript.com/javascript.html
>http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/javascript.html
>http:/...
Traffic analysis
date posted 12th September 2000 17:30
We're just looking for a traffic analysis tool... I've been using analog
from Cambridge Uni for years, and like what it gives me. Recently some guys
visited from Red Sheriff, and pointed out some of...
RE: FN-FORUM SSL and how it works!
date posted 12th September 2000 17:28
> What I want is the simplest (and of course cheapest!) way for a
> non-net-savvy retailer to take a secure credit card order from a
> web site, receive the details of the order and card number etc
>...
RE: FN-FORUM SSL and how it works!
date posted 12th September 2000 16:53
There are a few secure hosting services who will send you the results of a
form from an SSL server using 128 bit encrypted email (E.G. PGP or
Invisimail) within the secure hosting price. Is that what...
RE: FN-FORUM SSL and how it works!
date posted 12th September 2000 15:47
Thanks for the replies
I've used payment service providers in the past but this involves higher %
charges than off line credit card processing and more work for the retailer.
What I want is the sim...
Re: FN-FORUM Programming using JavaScript
date posted 12th September 2000 15:30
Certainly - try www.webmonkey.com ( you will be re-directed but I cannot
remember the redirect address )
or www.webdeveloper.com
Also, there are some very good books availble from Amazon
Matt
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Re: FN-FORUM Programming using JavaScript
date posted 12th September 2000 15:09
Try these Ray.....
http://javascript.internet.com/
http://www.easyjavascript.com/javascript.html
http://docs.iplanet.com/docs/manuals/javascript.html
http://javascripts.earthweb.com/
http://www.webd...
Re: FN-FORUM
date posted 12th September 2000 14:44
and me
--- Paul J White [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote: > Ditto - game for a laugh
> Paul.
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> To: [EMAIL REMOVED]
> Sent: Monday, September 11, 2000 10:12...
RE: FN-FORUM Freelancers South West Meet (Finally!)
date posted 12th September 2000 14:37
My vote also goes for a postponing of the event until someone clouts Tony
Blair so hard around the back of the head that his eyes pop out.
Morgan...
Programming using JavaScript
date posted 12th September 2000 14:37
Does anyone know of a good resource for someone starting out with
JavaScript?
Preferably with a "get-you-started" tutorial plus links to ready made
scripts.
I'm pretty comfortable with PHP, but I...
Re: FN-FORUM Freelancers South West Meet (Finally!)
date posted 12th September 2000 14:35
Unless there's diesel aroung before Sunday I'll never make it, there's none
left around here at all, and I haven't got enough to get to Bristol and back
for sure.
Is it going to be this Sunday for s...
RE: FN-FORUM Freelancers South West Meet (Finally!)
date posted 12th September 2000 14:16
Is okay with me - even though I'd prefer next week-end!
Caroline Afzal
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RE: FN-FORUM Freelancers South West Meet (Finally!)
date posted 12th September 2000 14:10
Well I am out of fuel and nearly out of fags too and some bugger has nicked
my bike so somewhere
in Bristle sounds good with me.
Ian Woolley
Technocall Ltd
Inglemere House
North Street
Bristol
B...
Re: FN-FORUM Cartoons 2 Vector etc.
date posted 12th September 2000 13:53
Ryan,
>Can anyone give me any advice on converting pencil/ink drawn cartoons into
>vectors - or just giving the outline more definition so they look computer
>generated.
Adobe Streamline converts sc...
CV
date posted 12th September 2000 13:49
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RE: FN-FORUM SSL and how it works!
date posted 12th September 2000 12:58
Richard:
There are quite a few ways to do this, depending on whether or not the
retailer can process credit card applications. For this you will have to
refer them to their bank.
If you are going to...
RE: FN-FORUM More damn PHP problems
date posted 12th September 2000 12:55
Morgan
I did exactly the same thing myself last week and spent over an hour trying
to figure out where the problem was in my ASP code, database structure, etc
etc...
Cheers
Richard
>
> DOH!!!!
>...
Re: FN-FORUM SSL and how it works!
date posted 12th September 2000 12:43
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At 13:13 12/09/00, Richard Eaton wrote:
>I haven't used SSL before so could someone explain how I could use it to
>securely pass credit card information...
Re: FN-FORUM Strange Request
date posted 12th September 2000 12:32
Chees, didn't think of that application for them, doh!
I originally wanted to use it to build a list of pallindromes(or however you
spell it), but I've been thinking about using it for generating pa...
SSL and how it works!
date posted 12th September 2000 12:19
Hi all
I'm doing some work at the moment using ASP for a site including a product
catalogue. The site won't initially take credit cards and just e-mails
confirmation of the order to the customer and...
RE: FN-FORUM Strange Request
date posted 12th September 2000 12:14
Try some hacking sites, they have large lists of plain ASCII text delimited
by commas for use with brute force hacking tools.
try the following.....
www.lopht.com
www.alt2000.com
phrack.infonexus.c...
Re: FN-FORUM Cartoons 2 Vector etc.
date posted 12th September 2000 12:12
Hi Ry,
My advice would be to scan the images in and then use software such as
CorelXara or Fireworks to literally draw over them, thus turning them into
vector images.
CorelXara is my favourite. A...
Strange Request
date posted 12th September 2000 12:02
Hi all
I wonder if anyone has a data file of words, not a dictionary so much as a
simple list of words (something akin to one of those Scrabble dictionaries).
Ideally it would be something I could g...
Adobe LiveMotion
date posted 12th September 2000 11:39
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Re: FN-FORUM
date posted 12th September 2000 11:32
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Cartoons 2 Vector etc.
date posted 12th September 2000 11:32
Hi all,
Can anyone give me any advice on converting pencil/ink drawn cartoons into
vectors - or just giving the outline more definition so they look computer
generated.
Any help would be much appre...
Re: FN-FORUM Adobe LiveMotion
date posted 12th September 2000 11:31
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Adobe LiveMotion
date posted 12th September 2000 11:23
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RE: FN-FORUM MySQL for Windows - getting it working
date posted 12th September 2000 11:08
Ah.. once upon a time, there were no GUIs so you had to type stuff on the
command line. How would today's Windows Programmers cope I wonder :-)
Mark W.
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Re: FN-FORUM More damn PHP problems
date posted 12th September 2000 10:54
Try placing speech marks ("...") around the text. For example......
Re: FN-FORUM MySQL for Windows - getting it working
date posted 12th September 2000 10:38
Well the problem turned out to be this:
I downloaded a copy of the Windows version of MySQL and only discovered
some hours later that you have to open up a DOS window!!!! You see why I
was stuck...
RE: FN-FORUM More damn PHP problems
date posted 12th September 2000 10:38
DOH!!!!
Thanks andrew works now :)... think I may have got too used to visual
editors ;P Should have spotted that one...
Thanks
Morgan
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Re: FN-FORUM More damn PHP problems
date posted 12th September 2000 10:31
on 12/9/00 10:02 AM, Morgan Richards at [EMAIL REMOVED] wrote:
> form method=POST action= >
>
>...
RE: FN-FORUM More damn PHP problems
date posted 12th September 2000 09:51
No because earlier in the script it lists the records to choose to update
they come out there fine in a full string format (for instance Morgan
Richards), but it truncates in the text box, before upd...
Re: FN-FORUM More damn PHP problems
date posted 12th September 2000 09:47
Morgan,
>printf ("Name: %s
Age: %s
Notes:
>%s
", $PHP_SELF, $myrow["id"], $myrow["name"], $myrow["age"],
>$myrow["notes"]);
This script looks basically OK to me.
Are you certain that the ful...
RE: FN-FORUM MySQL for Windows - getting it working
date posted 12th September 2000 09:37
> someone mentioned a development
> system on Win98 using PWS and PHP with MySQL
I got it working in a couple of hours (i.e. on a PWS which was already
working).
I have installed PWS on about 5 syst...
More damn PHP problems
date posted 12th September 2000 09:11
Hi all,
I am still having problems with my PHP script, can someone have a look at
this and tell me why the form at the bottom will only display text until
there is a space and then cut off from ther...
Re: FN-FORUM Freelancers South West Meet (Finally!)
date posted 12th September 2000 08:49
lol, I'm a smoker - I couldn't cycle that far if I tried :-)
Regards
Damian Thomas
http://www.thomaswebdesign.co.uk
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RE: FN-FORUM DSVR & UKReg
date posted 12th September 2000 08:28
Thanks Damian - sorry I thought you had a dsvr account from an earlier mail,
but it's good to know that ukreg transfer domains without hassle. That
being the case, can't see any reason why anyone wo...
RE: FN-FORUM Freelancers South West Meet (Finally!)
date posted 12th September 2000 08:23
hey I'm a fattie can I have a backie up then ;P
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Re: FN-FORUM Freelancers South West Meet (Finally!)
date posted 12th September 2000 08:21
Good thinking Morgan, we should take advantage of the petrol shortage and
cycle up :-)
Regards
Damian Thomas
http://www.thomaswebdesign.co.uk
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RE: FN-FORUM Freelancers South West Meet (Finally!)
date posted 12th September 2000 08:12
Jon,
In view of the current 'petrol crisis' is it possible to move the date a
week or two back? I think myself, and more people would be able to attend.
Morgan
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Re: FN-FORUM DSVR & UKReg
date posted 12th September 2000 08:12
Hi Paul
Your online early too :-) well I don't use dsvr, I use zenithtech.com for
hosting which has been fairly good so far, and cheap! (gold account option -
£15/quarter)
But I do use ukreg for a...
DSVR & UKReg
date posted 12th September 2000 07:59
Damian (or anyone who knows!!)
Did you ever manage to transfer a domain registered with UKReg to DSVR. And
if you did, how much hassle was it. I'm setting up their free VS20 package
to give them a...
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