Re: New Site with WebDNA
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2003
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 50795
interpreted = N
texte = Very cool. One quick note, if I click on upload photos from the small popup window without entering an image path the error window has this note: Error: Missing closing tag 'SHOWIF' Just thought you might want to know.I've been working on www.sdmotorcycleclub.com in WebDNA (not as clean as your honda website though) but I haven't been able to put together a system for automatically resizing uploaded user images. What are you using to process images?Very cool, thanks!MKOn Friday, May 30, 2003, at 06:46 AM, Christian Gurney wrote:> KG InterDev, LLC has recently completed a site for Des Moines, IA-based> Garvis Honda Motorcycles. This site is 100% WebDNA and incorporates the> following features:>> - Used Inventory Listing> - News and Events Listings> - User Photo Album> - and More>> All the dynamic features (e.g., Used Inventory) are 100% client > manageable.> In the case of the Inventory Listing, the client can enter details for > the> vehicle and then add photos. The photos are uploaded raw from the > clients> digital camera and then processed by WebDNA to reduce physical size, > sharpen> and enter into the images database. Publishing used bikes now takes > minutes> per item whereas before it took days, sending the photo files to a web> developer and paying a fee.>> The same is true for the User Photo album where visitors to the site > submit> their photos (usually of them with their favorite Honda), a title and> caption, the submissions are then reviewed and approved by Garvis Honda> management and appear in the relevant section of the site.>> Content is a little sparse in some sections because the client in in > the> height of the selling season and is focused on putting money in the > bank, so> to say.>> Please visit http://www.garvishonda.com We welcome any and all > comments from> the WebDNA community and especially members of this list who help make> solutions like this one possible.>> Christian F. Gurney & Richard Kirsner> KG InterDev, LLC> http://www.kginterdev.comSigned: Marc Kaiwi-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Very cool. One quick note, if I click on upload photos from the small popup window without entering an image path the error window has this note: Error: Missing closing tag 'SHOWIF' Just thought you might want to know.I've been working on www.sdmotorcycleclub.com in WebDNA (not as clean as your honda website though) but I haven't been able to put together a system for automatically resizing uploaded user images. What are you using to process images?Very cool, thanks!MKOn Friday, May 30, 2003, at 06:46 AM, Christian Gurney wrote:> KG InterDev, LLC has recently completed a site for Des Moines, IA-based> Garvis Honda Motorcycles. This site is 100% WebDNA and incorporates the> following features:>> - Used Inventory Listing> - News and Events Listings> - User Photo Album> - and More>> All the dynamic features (e.g., Used Inventory) are 100% client > manageable.> In the case of the Inventory Listing, the client can enter details for > the> vehicle and then add photos. The photos are uploaded raw from the > clients> digital camera and then processed by WebDNA to reduce physical size, > sharpen> and enter into the images database. Publishing used bikes now takes > minutes> per item whereas before it took days, sending the photo files to a web> developer and paying a fee.>> The same is true for the User Photo album where visitors to the site > submit> their photos (usually of them with their favorite Honda), a title and> caption, the submissions are then reviewed and approved by Garvis Honda> management and appear in the relevant section of the site.>> Content is a little sparse in some sections because the client in in > the> height of the selling season and is focused on putting money in the > bank, so> to say.>> Please visit http://www.garvishonda.com We welcome any and all > comments from> the WebDNA community and especially members of this list who help make> solutions like this one possible.>> Christian F. Gurney & Richard Kirsner> KG InterDev, LLC> http://www.kginterdev.comSigned: Marc Kaiwi-------------------------------------------------------------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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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