What is a good content management system my business can use to replace using microsoft excel for records.?
My business is currently using a series of excel spreadsheets to manage purchase orders, quoting, invoices, inventory, etc.
I have looked into open source ERPs to find a solution, but i plan on creating that in the future to replace the spreadsheets, and my current manufacturing software to be integrated together.
So for now, I was wondering if there are any open source and preferably web-based (to use in an intranet) solutions that can replace using excel for recording logs.
Thanks in advance.
Here are a few ideas I can think of off the top of my head.
http://www.securit.com/OnlineRecordsManagement.asp
http://www.HyperOffice.com/Share_Records
Both of the above options provide good solid choices but cost money. If you are looking for an open source document management or content management solution, then you definitely need to look at Alfresco.
How does one photoshop to make a person look older or younger?
One thing I want to do in photoshop is to learn how to make a person look older or younger, professionally.
How do I do this?
I always wondered if that’s possible too. Thanks for asking
When doing web design for a person/business do you just do design, or do you set it up for them?
I am starting a web design business and I am not sure. I just want to design, I don’t want to do any webmastering for anyone. I just want to sell a design. Is this what most web designers do? Or do they also set it up and get it online and running for them?
I agree with Jay above, there are far too many "just designers" already. Your best bet is to find a specialty and work for a company that uses you for just that. To be a generalist and make decent money now you need to know at least a dozen languages and be fluent with Flash and AS3 just to cover your bases.
http://www.imperfect-design.com
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Confoo 2010: NOLOH PHP Framework-Unified Server Side Development, 5/8 – Live Coding – Animation
Asher Snyder gives a presentation on the NOLOH PHP Framework (http://www.noloh.com). This is a part of the live coding portion of the presentation. This portion covers shifting and animations.
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How to Remove People with Photoshop
How to remove people with photoshop and make them skinny. This is the first part where I remove people from the picture. In the second part I make my wife skinny.
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http://www.w3schools.com/html/default.aspReally Simple Web Content Management with Alfresco
See the full webcast here: http://www.alfresco.com/about/events/ondemand
Web Content Management 2.0 is about a platform that provides:
* A Rich User Experience
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* Cost Effective Scale-out
* Is Loosely Coupled
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7. Key User Functionality, including:
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Php coding help please?
Could anyone tell me please where i’ve made a mistake here in this php coding? When i fill the form in and hit the submit button it does show the $theResults but email doesn’t get sent to my address. I’ve been trying to find out where the problem is but i’m not getting anywhere. I have contacted my server and they support mail().
<?php
$subject = "test";
$to = "myname@example.co.uk";
$nameField = $_POST['name'];
$emailField = $_POST['email'];
$inquiryField = $_POST['inquiry'];
$body = <<<EOD
<br><hr><br>
Name: $nameField <br>
Email: $emailField <br>
Inquiry: $inquiryField <br>
EOD;
$headers = "From: $email\r\n";
$headers .= "Content-type: text/html\r\n";
/* Results rendered in Html */
$theResults = "email has been sent";
mail($to,$subject,$body,$headers);
echo "$theResults";
?>
It looks like you are doing everything correctly in your PHP script. If you are sure about the TO address and you are not finding the email in your inbox at that address, then first check your spam filter. If the spam filter was not the culprit, then the best thing to do is to check the mail server logs on the server. These should show you if there was a problem when the sending mail server used by PHP went to hook up with your inbound mail server to deliver the message, or if the message was received successfully. If there was a problem the logs will show you what it was. If the logs show that the message was delivered successfully and its not in your inbox and its not in your spam filter, then you need to forward the log record to your mail server admin who should be able to track down the missing message. Hope this helps.
Is learning html coding for web development hard?
In the future I want to be able to maintain websites for different companies. I’m talking a html coding class and probably in the summer, dreamweaver. What do you all think?
Well learning HTML is not hard, if you enjoy actually learning it and doing it. I have seen people have the worst time doing it because they didn’t enjoy it. An i think its a great idea about the 2 classes you wanna take, i took both and they both helped me a lot. I would also recommend looking up a server-side programming class, i would wait till after you do html and dreamweaver classes because theres a lot to server-side programming and needs your full attention. But It will teach you how to do shopping carts, and now a days a lot of people want you to maintain those for them more then just the site information. Not to mention it’s something good to learn and add to your resume. Also, i dont know if your html class will teach you this, should, but if it doesn’t learn how to do a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) that is becoming very popular now a days. But, a good site to check out, if you run into any HTML problems or wanna learn CSS on your own is http://www.w3schools.com/default.asp. Its not just great for HTML and CSS, but it has many other popular programming languages, not all, but most and gives the basics about each of them. But i agree with everyone else, its not keeping up the sites and doing it that is the problem, its keeping people interested in your site that is the hard part. You might think something looks great, but if you ask a average computer user they might hate it. Best thing to do is ask multiple people questions an ask what they like and dont like about it, and how you could improve the site. Best advice will come from the most honest people you know, so ask them first. Good Luck
