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If you use a CMS, you can likely find ecommerce capability included.
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Hi,
DW CS4 is really old and is likely producing old-school code. I would suggest upgrading to the latest version of Dreamweaver or learn to create your websites in code:
https://shop.killervideostore.com/
.. It will be easier and you will have a better site.
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You use client side validation for speed and server side validation for security.
Sessions allow you to easily store values across many pages. A session is an array.
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On 6/25/2019 at 11:38 AM, Faruq said:
Your course is very easy to follow, great thanks!
Glad you like them!
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Sorry for the late reply. Session timeout was expanded ... is it still causing problems for you?
Stef
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Sure thing. Email me at stefan at killersites.com
Stef
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Welcome back!
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On 8/9/2019 at 1:05 AM, AmitKumar said:
I have completed the HTML course and about 30% of CSS course and i can say that it is a great course, stefan has chosen to call them introductory but believe me he goes very deep in to what he called "nerd" topics but not in a rush ...
Thanks!
Good luck! I'm sure you will do well.
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On 8/5/2019 at 5:35 PM, TwoCats said:
HTML 1.0 days, when tables were the go-to layout tool, and spacer.gif was all you needed for pixel-perfect positioning.
Nice ... you're an old-timer like me! Things are much better.
On 8/5/2019 at 5:35 PM, TwoCats said:Anyway, to the point... Is being strictly a front-end person a viable path these days?
Yes, if you combine that with other skills like social media marketing, wordpress setup, hosting setup. But if you get into PHP you expand you possibilities.
On 8/5/2019 at 5:35 PM, TwoCats said:And finally, what course or courses are recommended here to get back up and running? I'm still pretty familiar with HTML, at least the basics. Some things, like semantics and more advanced CSS stuff are a bit alien to me, so I'll need to learn about that.
Take my full stack course ... it will give you what you need:
https://shop.killervideostore.com/
My freelance course will help a lot as well:
https://www.killervideostore.com/video-courses/complete-freelancer.php
Stef
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Sorry for the delay. Sometimes you have to write code blindly .... as you go. It is important to write the code and see the errors, as it will train your brain. So just go through the process of working with the first few basic projects.
Be sure to watch the projects video on the home page, it tells you how to use the projects.
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Go to the last page of the course ... and click the green button in the last window. I believe it says 'complete course'. This is a known issue we are going to take care of. Stef
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Welcome!
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In the PDF's you can find the links to the templates. Let me know if that helps.
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Later this year, I will add a chapter on this.
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Hmm ... what is it you are trying to do? Can you show me the output you getting vs what you are expecting?
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Start with the basics. My course package will teach you everything you need to know:
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Yes, it is </tr>
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The web hosting configuration has no impact on the course. Choose what you need for your site. If you are not sure, just take the least expensive plan for now. You can always upgrade if need be.
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Clear cache, and restart the browser.
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Sounds just like settings in Sublime, or it could be an indicator of the code not being written properly. I would test the page out in the web browser to see if it works.
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Could be what the proxy is sending out. Or more likely, your code might be just returning a binary - true or false ... or in other words, 1 or 0.
Have you tried this code on a live server?
... Could also be a Xamp issue?
Stef
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Just have one page with links at different spots in the page. If this is something you don't understand, then you need my popular training course:
https://shop.killervideostore.com/
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Step 1: Get the IP address you will be hosting the site on from your hosting company.
Step 2: Go to goDaddy and change the domain names DNS setting to point to the IP address.
Notes: GoDaddy might be handling the sites DNS settings ... or you may have to find out from goDaddy who is handling the sites DNS. DNS is short for Domain Name Server ... and it is the address book that tells the web WHICH server your site is being hosted on.
It's a lot to take in, but asking your new hosting company should give you the answers what you need to do do move the site.
Encountered some errors when doing the Shopping Cart tutorial
in StudioWeb
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Copy the error messages, and search for them in Google ... this will lead you to your answer. It could be one of many things depending on your code. Most errors are typos or some configuration issue. Programmers have to become detectives and learn to track down the source of the errors ... because each one is different.
Hope that helps.
Stef