Re: Webcatalog Future?!? - Was Re: &fieldsdir=ra truely random??
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 26428
interpreted = N
texte = on 1/22/00 10:56 PM, Bob Minor at bob@cybermill.com wrote:> On 1/22/00 10:30 PM, J Lane wrote:> >> In any fashion, other companies are rapidly expanding e-commerce>> efforts, and SM seems more interested in making this a private>> hosting/development venture nowadays ...> > I dunno about you guys/gals, but with the templates I use I can have a> store up with any number of options within hours. The most time consuming> is making the graphics. I am always perfecting the templates I have and I> update the older clients with the new system as well. In other words I> build it once and just keep rebuilding. Why should I go look for another> system to code in? It doesn't make sense. I am not saying webcat is the> end all, but ecommerce is ecommerce is ecommerce. Are you saying your> build your stores from scratch each time?Its not just the idea that *I* have templates to build an e-commerce sitewith, but at times I have people that would like to have a site, they wantto do it themselves, or already have a design company they are workingwith and Webcatalog's limited local security model (i.e.: I would be anidiot to allow people direct FTP access to their own hosting accounts) YesI understand the idea of a staging server (development server), and thenmoving the files myself to a production server... but I still at that pointhave to spend time to check each page for problem code, or rely on people todo the right thing, and not do bad things... yeah sure :) > I never appreciated Mr. Crisps demenor on the WebStar list, so I doubt I> would appreciate it in a support realm.Well I would gladly take great support from a person/company with a baddemeanor, then bad support/no support from a person/company with what Ithought had a nice demeanor. (though I will say Steve, like everyone, hasgood days and bad in the demeanor dept.).But again this is all just my opinion, and will probably be the last I postabout this.-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to
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on 1/22/00 10:56 PM, Bob Minor at bob@cybermill.com wrote:> On 1/22/00 10:30 PM, J Lane wrote:> >> In any fashion, other companies are rapidly expanding e-commerce>> efforts, and SM seems more interested in making this a private>> hosting/development venture nowadays ...> > I dunno about you guys/gals, but with the templates I use I can have a> store up with any number of options within hours. The most time consuming> is making the graphics. I am always perfecting the templates I have and I> update the older clients with the new system as well. In other words I> build it once and just keep rebuilding. Why should I go look for another> system to code in? It doesn't make sense. I am not saying webcat is the> end all, but ecommerce is ecommerce is ecommerce. Are you saying your> build your stores from scratch each time?Its not just the idea that *I* have templates to build an e-commerce sitewith, but at times I have people that would like to have a site, they wantto do it themselves, or already have a design company they are workingwith and Webcatalog's limited local security model (i.e.: I would be anidiot to allow people direct FTP access to their own hosting accounts) YesI understand the idea of a staging server (development server), and thenmoving the files myself to a production server... but I still at that pointhave to spend time to check each page for problem code, or rely on people todo the right thing, and not do bad things... yeah sure :) > I never appreciated Mr. Crisps demenor on the WebStar list, so I doubt I> would appreciate it in a support realm.Well I would gladly take great support from a person/company with a baddemeanor, then bad support/no support from a person/company with what Ithought had a nice demeanor. (though I will say Steve, like everyone, hasgood days and bad in the demeanor dept.).But again this is all just my opinion, and will probably be the last I postabout this.-------------------------------------------------------------Brought to you by CommuniGate Pro - The Buzz Word Compliant Messaging Server.To end your Mail problems go to .This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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