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access_asp thread: photo upload and recognition
Message #1 by "daniel barton" <daniel@m...> on Tue, 14 Aug 2001 10:48:45
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I am creating a website for a photocompany. They would like thier
customors to be able to upload thier digitalphoto's via the internet and
order an amount of prints.
1. If a customer is sending his digitalphoto's a popup window should
show the uploading process in percentages and bytes.
2. When the customer has finished uploading his digitalphoto's he
should be able to look at an analysis of the photo's which have been
uploaded.
3. The browser should list the uploadedfiles.
4. If the customer clicks on an uploadedfile he must see the photo,
filesize and fileresolution.
4. The brouwser should also report if the digitalphoto is a legal
format and if the quality is bad, resonable or excellent preferably with
color indications.
5. When the customer has been informed of the size and the quality
he should be able to choose a printsize and the quantity for foto that he
would like printed.
6. Choosing the printsize the browser should report the quality
color of the photo (red/bad, yellow/resonable, green,excellent) in each
format.
7. Finally the customer should be able to see the price of each
photo, the totaal price, the chosen format, and the name before conforming
his order.
8. If the customer should return to the site he should be able to
see his previous orders.
I have no programing skills and I am using ASPupload. to upload the files.
I'm curently reading the book beginning asp3.0 hoping to make thes points
possible. Does anyone have any input on how I should do this.
Message #2 by "Andrew Wrigley" <awrigley@y...> on Wed, 15 Aug 2001 09:01:04
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Congratulations. You are on the right track, using the right software and
reading the right book.
However, when writing to a foum like this, be careful not to effectively
ask someone to do the job for you - for free. Such request are rarely
appreciated.
You are putting together a professional site with some very specific
requirements, most of which are beyond your confessed current
capabilities. Maybe you should subcontract someone to do the work while
you are getting up to speed (never say "no, I cant do that" to a client).
Be warned: You wont get the job done in a week and to fully understand
asp from no programming skills, the learning curve is steep. I have a phD
in cosmology, and I found it hard. Great fun, but hard, largely because
of the inconsistencies of the asp architecture, that come from trying to
make it too easy.
Ultimately, you will end up programming aspx pages (ASP.NET). The .NET
framework is much more concise and logical, is not plagued by language
legacies of bygone technologies and does not suffer from the limitations
of a script language mixed with html like it was the mince in a spagetti
bolognaise.
Have fun.
Andrew Wrigley
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