Tuesday, February 21, 2012

[WD&D] Digest for sitedesign@googlegroups.com - 21 Messages in 5 Topics

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    lilmopat <lilmopat@gmail.com> Feb 20 12:26AM -0800  

    Like to Picture attachment....please, any suggestion..?

     

    lilmopat <lilmopat@gmail.com> Feb 20 01:19AM -0800  

    I want to multiple the values of the first three text fields and display
    the answer in the last text field for each row.

     

    umiwangu <umiwangu@gmail.com> Feb 20 07:37AM -0800  

    jQuery?
     

     

    Samuel Armah <lilmopat@gmail.com> Feb 20 03:39PM  

    how...?
     

     

    Harold Delk <hhdelk@gmail.com> Feb 20 04:11PM -0500  

    You cannot multiply values from text fields.
    *
    *
    *Regards,*
    *Harold*
     
     
     

     

    Laurel Hamrich <lmitro@cool-webdesign.com> Feb 20 04:56PM -0500  

    You could use a simple javascript with an on-click event - I did that for
    a tickets order form:
     
    function compute(thisform) {
     
    var qty1 = thisform.field1.value;
    var qty2 = thisform.field2.value;
    var qty3 = thisform.field3.value;
     
    var total = (qty1 + qty2 + qty3);
     
    thisform.field4.value = total/1;
    }
     
    where the field1 - field4 match your field names. Basically, assign the
    variables, add them to find the total, make sure it's a number, and display
    it on the page
     
    Hope that helps. Good luck!
     
    Laurel :)
     
     

     

    "Rajan" <rajan.s11@gmail.com> Feb 22 09:18AM +0530  

    Kindly Unsubscribe my mail ID for sitedesign@googlegroups.com
     

     
    From: sitedesign@googlegroups.com [mailto:sitedesign@googlegroups.com] On
    Behalf Of Laurel Hamrich
    Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 3:26 AM
    To: sitedesign@googlegroups.com
    Subject: Re: [WD&D] Re: How to calculate for multiple text fields in a grid
    format without repeating the calculation for all
     

     
    You could use a simple javascript with an on-click event - I did that for a
    tickets order form:
     

     
    function compute(thisform) {
     

     
    var qty1 = thisform.field1.value;
     
    var qty2 = thisform.field2.value;
     
    var qty3 = thisform.field3.value;
     

     
    var total = (qty1 + qty2 + qty3);
     

     
    thisform.field4.value = total/1;
     
    }
     

     
    where the field1 - field4 match your field names. Basically, assign the
    variables, add them to find the total, make sure it's a number, and display
    it on the page
     

     
    Hope that helps. Good luck!
     

     
    Laurel :)
     

     

     
    On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 10:39 AM, Samuel Armah <lilmopat@gmail.com> wrote:
     
    how...?
     

     
    On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 3:37 PM, umiwangu <umiwangu@gmail.com> wrote:
     
    jQuery?
     
     
    > I want to multiple the values of the first three text fields and display
    > the answer in the last text field for each row.
     
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    paudie fearon <paudiefearon@gmail.com> Feb 21 02:57PM +1300  

    I have used getshopped on a few projects and it is very easy to use and set
    up/ I have had no problems with it but these were very basic e-commerce
    sites, no real customisation needed.
     
    http://getshopped.org/
     
    This might help
     
     
    Paudie
    www.wibble.ie
     

     

    Joe Kelly <jkelly.developer@gmail.com> Feb 19 08:58PM -0800  

    Have you checked out what Amazon Web Services provide? You can use Amazon's
    S3 as a CDN and their spot and reserved server instances are very
    reasonable. You pay only for what you actually use.
     

     

    WebJinks <webjinks@gmail.com> Feb 19 09:48PM -0800  

    I have used Amazons S3 to host promotional videos so they would buffer
    quickly.
    I then tried to host a website with a MySql database and ended up
    researching, trying, researching, and trying for over 12 hours and got
    no nowhere.
    Amazon seems to be way too complicated for such an easy process of
    uploading some files on a server and linking to them.
     
    I actually signed up with MaxCDN today.
    I prepaid an entire tetrabyte for only $40.
    It's gonna take me a year to use it.
     
    It's pretty cool how you can visibly manage where your bandwidth is on
    a USA map.
    It looks to me 1,000x times easier then Amazon but I just got into it
    and thought the same thing when I started my account with Amazon so I
    pray it's not a repeat!
     
     
     

     

    Ed Croteau <edcroteau@me.com> Feb 20 02:50PM -0800  

    Briefly,
     
    I recently got an Amazon Cloudfront CDN working on Joomla in just a few minutes - some stuff broke (for instance TrustE seal) but most other stuff worked very easily. It's now running on my site for images and such. You pay for bandwidth, although it's cheap.
     
    There is also Rackspace with a very competitive service set to Amazon - great tech support and more ... Also, pay for bandwidth. As as aside - Rackspace offers managed servers (not cheap for a small site) or cheap but unmanaged cloud servers. If you don't have the
     
    As a different kind of CDN consider a free (or paid upgrade) account with CloudFlare. It's easy to setup (temp disable, modify, etc) and will serve up your static files from around the world CDN style. It is also, and importantly, a threat detector/preventor as you will change your DNS settings to CF and they will intercept bandwidth stealing bots and such. So far I'm very happy with the service and the support with my FREE account. They support my hosted shopping cart via the same setup as well. I can turn off the service easily for just the cart or refresh the system, etc. from a web interface. This is similar but different from MaxCDN, Rackspace, and Amazon Cloudfront which don't include threat detection.
     
    Finally, I am actually combining Amazon Cloudfront with Cloudflare without conflict. Cloudfront delivers the CDN files directly and Cloudflare handles threat detection.
     
    Ed
     
     
     
    On Feb 19, 2012, at 9:48 PM, WebJinks wrote:
     
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    Mukesh Kini <mukeshkini@gmail.com> Feb 20 12:14PM +0100  

    Apologies, in fact is all my fault i made a short trip to Spain
    unfortunately i was involved in a robbery attack,i lost all my
    personal belongings i have contacted my bank to block the card, the
    good part of it they embassy issued me a temporary passport to fly
    back with ,i urgently in need of some money to fly back, please i will
    pay back immediately i return back.
     
    Please help me get out of this,please can i provide transfer details.
     
    Please keep me posted
    -
    With regards
    mukesh

     

    chris walker <customsitepro@gmail.com> Feb 20 07:53PM +0800  

    What is the irl of that site? Nigerianscammer.com ??

     

    umiwangu <umiwangu@gmail.com> Feb 20 04:02AM -0800  

    I removed the message. The spam is just getting so blatent these days.
     

     

    chris walker <customsitepro@gmail.com> Feb 20 08:21PM +0800  

    You know it is bad when the spammers are even targeting comtact forms that
    will get 0 link exposure. Isn't the purpose of link spam to build serps?

     

    Artist <sitepro@gmail.com> Feb 20 06:30AM -0800  

    I hope you banned the member, as well.
     

     

    umiwangu <umiwangu@gmail.com> Feb 20 07:17AM -0800  

    Yep.
     

     

    umiwangu <umiwangu@gmail.com> Feb 20 12:37AM -0800  

    Would this change it for the whole site, or could I choose which pages
    to force?
     

     

    chris walker <customsitepro@gmail.com> Feb 20 08:26PM +0800  

    With my hosting, we don't desinate a foldet for ssl. If thrre is a
    certificate installed then http and https go to the same folder and files.

     

    umiwangu <umiwangu@gmail.com> Feb 20 04:43AM -0800  

    I know, but I need to force HTTPS. My server works the same (I think).
    If I have a certificate, then http://www.example.com will work, and
    https://www.example.com will also work. BUT... I want certain pages to
    only be accessible via HTTPS. And... when you access pages via HTTPS,
    all elements on that page have to be over HTTPS as well, otherwise
    your browser will warn you (although newer browsers are less annoying
    about this).
     

     

    chris walker <customsitepro@gmail.com> Feb 20 08:48PM +0800  

    Like webjinx said, use your .htaccess file to kick any secure requests to a
    specific folder

     

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