RE: Suggestions for Topics to be covered in an Advanced WebDNACourse...
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texte = A discussion of manipulating JavaScript using WebCatalog would be helpful. I like doing mouse over behavious for graphic buttons. I also like to have active buttons on results pages of searchs. The number of found items varies, so WebCat needs to supply the numbering of the graphics to make this work.I was able to figure it out by first making a page in Dreamweaver with the mouse over actions, then study the Javascript, and drop in WebCat values where needed.This means programming in three languages: HTML, WebCat and JavaScript.-Pat> -----Original Message----- > From: Jay Van Vark [mailto:jay@smithmicro.com] > Sent: Friday, August 14, 1998 11:23 AM > To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com > Subject: Suggestions for Topics to be covered in an Advanced > WebDNACourse... > > > We are starting the research for the types of topics and any specific > examples that you (everyone) thinks should be inclucded in an Advance > WebDNA training course. If you have specific examples that you would like > to contribute to this, please email them directly to me - if you have > general topic suggestions - feel free to respond to this on the list or > directly to me. > > The audience for this information is assumed to have constructed a basic > functioning store and have a fundamental understanding of where and when > WebDNA can and should be used, but is looking for refining their > techniques > or expanding their use into areas that they haven't thought of. The amount > of material that I am looking for is enough to fill a 3 day seminar or > about 16 hours of lecture material. > > Again, this is at the research stage and there are no specific plans for > this at the moment, however we realize the need for such a body of work to > be put together and are trying to figure out the best organization and > approach to making it avaiable... > > Thanks for your time and suggestions! > Jay Van Vark ******************************* > Pacific Coast Software | eCommerce (WebCatalog) > 11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | Site Hosting & Development > Suite 453 | http://www.smithmicro.com > San Diego, CA 92128 ******************************* > 619.675.1106 > > ** PGP key available upon request. ** > >
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A discussion of manipulating JavaScript using WebCatalog would be helpful. I like doing mouse over behavious for graphic buttons. I also like to have active buttons on results pages of searchs. The number of found items varies, so WebCat needs to supply the numbering of the graphics to make this work.I was able to figure it out by first making a page in Dreamweaver with the mouse over actions, then study the Javascript, and drop in WebCat values where needed.This means programming in three languages: HTML, WebCat and JavaScript.-Pat> -----Original Message----- > From: Jay Van Vark [mailto:jay@smithmicro.com] > Sent: Friday, August 14, 1998 11:23 AM > To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com > Subject: Suggestions for Topics to be covered in an Advanced > WebDNACourse... > > > We are starting the research for the types of topics and any specific > examples that you (everyone) thinks should be inclucded in an Advance > WebDNA training course. If you have specific examples that you would like > to contribute to this, please email them directly to me - if you have > general topic suggestions - feel free to respond to this on the list or > directly to me. > > The audience for this information is assumed to have constructed a basic > functioning store and have a fundamental understanding of where and when > WebDNA can and should be used, but is looking for refining their > techniques > or expanding their use into areas that they haven't thought of. The amount > of material that I am looking for is enough to fill a 3 day seminar or > about 16 hours of lecture material. > > Again, this is at the research stage and there are no specific plans for > this at the moment, however we realize the need for such a body of work to > be put together and are trying to figure out the best organization and > approach to making it avaiable... > > Thanks for your time and suggestions! > Jay Van Vark ******************************* > Pacific Coast Software | eCommerce (WebCatalog) > 11770 Bernardo Plaza Court | Site Hosting & Development > Suite 453 | http://www.smithmicro.com > San Diego, CA 92128 ******************************* > 619.675.1106 > > ** PGP key available upon request. ** > >
Pat McCormick
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