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I am trying to make an online shop site. It should include the regulars like a homepage etc. but also a stock page.
But unlike any other shopping site, this one sells personalised number plates. So I think that I might need a part where you type in your personalised number plate, words/numbers etc.
How would I make this work, and how should I go about making the site?
Are there any programs I could use?
Any Tips/Help/Advice would be a real help!
But unlike any other shopping site, this one sells personalised number plates. So I think that I might need a part where you type in your personalised number plate, words/numbers etc.
How would I make this work, and how should I go about making the site?
Are there any programs I could use?
Any Tips/Help/Advice would be a real help!
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I would love to know how you plan to make an ecom site knowing "quite a bit about HTML"... lol...
Turbonutter wrote:
> I would love to know how you plan to make an ecom site knowing "quite a bit
> about HTML"... lol...
tststst....don't mock, else I might suggest its just your limited imagination that stops you from seeing how it can be done with only knowledge of html, ie no script writing necessary. :)
-G
> I would love to know how you plan to make an ecom site knowing "quite a bit
> about HTML"... lol...
tststst....don't mock, else I might suggest its just your limited imagination that stops you from seeing how it can be done with only knowledge of html, ie no script writing necessary. :)
-G
Garin wrote:
> tststst....don't mock, else I might suggest its just your
> limited imagination that stops you from seeing how it can
> be done with only knowledge of html, ie no script writing
> necessary. :)
True. You could build a pure HTML site, sign up to an affiliate / associate program, and sell someone elses products. That way, they do all the hard work...
> tststst....don't mock, else I might suggest its just your
> limited imagination that stops you from seeing how it can
> be done with only knowledge of html, ie no script writing
> necessary. :)
True. You could build a pure HTML site, sign up to an affiliate / associate program, and sell someone elses products. That way, they do all the hard work...
funkygamer wrote:
> True.
> You could build a pure HTML site, sign up to an affiliate / associate program,
> and sell someone elses products. That way, they do all the hard work...
Nah, was talking about selling your own products. :)
-G
> True.
> You could build a pure HTML site, sign up to an affiliate / associate program,
> and sell someone elses products. That way, they do all the hard work...
Nah, was talking about selling your own products. :)
-G
A word of advice - don't give up your day job.
Turbonutter wrote:
> A word of advice - don't give up your day job.
My day job, that would be web developer which I've just given up. :)
My turn to give "a word of advice". Treat people as you wish to be treated.
-G
> A word of advice - don't give up your day job.
My day job, that would be web developer which I've just given up. :)
My turn to give "a word of advice". Treat people as you wish to be treated.
-G
Garin wrote:
> Turbonutter wrote:
> A word of advice - don't give up your day job.
My
> day job, that would be web developer which I've just given up. :)
My turn to
> give "a word of advice". Treat people as you wish to be
> treated.
-G
You'll get used to Rob eventually, even if he is still at school!!;-)
> Turbonutter wrote:
> A word of advice - don't give up your day job.
My
> day job, that would be web developer which I've just given up. :)
My turn to
> give "a word of advice". Treat people as you wish to be
> treated.
-G
You'll get used to Rob eventually, even if he is still at school!!;-)
But you seriously don't expect to make a E-com site knowing only "quite a bit" of HTML. That would be ludicrous.
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