@DustinB3403 said in What did you have for lunch or dinner today?:
Pulled pork sandwich....
It was awesome!
Egg salad with some paprika and a slice of cheese on bread. Yum!
@DustinB3403 said in What did you have for lunch or dinner today?:
Pulled pork sandwich....
It was awesome!
Egg salad with some paprika and a slice of cheese on bread. Yum!
@scottalanmiller said in If you are new drop in say hello and introduce yourself please!:
@Texkonc said in If you are new drop in say hello and introduce yourself please!:
Plenty of sw ex pats here (not talking about Brady) and
It's kind of a .... wait for it .... ex-pat community!
Thanks guys. I'll check this out and get back to you.
So here's the general gist of what I'm trying to do:
Started doing some work with a friend (because I don't already have enough going on lol) to build an ecommerce site for custom apparel. By that I mean, your local high school team has jerseys, etc with a logo. Parents/siblings/friends, etc want to buy a shirt with the logo on it. They have the choice of multiple styles of shirt, colors, sizes, screen-printing vs embroidery, etc. A friend of mine and I would like to setup a site where, instead of the schools guessing and ordering too much of one size and color and not enough of another, they can go on and order exactly what they want, pay for it, and there's a little extra tacked on at each step of the process, and at the end of the month, the organization gets a check for the stuff sold after all the various fees have come out and there's no extra or shortage.
So here's what I would like advice with: each manufacturer of shirt has a corresponding item number, and price. Also, different makers of shirts have different options. So you could have two mens shirts, and brand A goes from XS to 3XL and has 52 colors, while brand B goes from S to 3XL and has 42 colors. We need to setup a way for people to choose what they want, in their size, choose screen-printing vs embroidery, what color, etc. Now, based on those choices, it will have prices for each option that they choose, and at the end they just pay the total price.
Now the friend I'm helping out with this brought me in because she doesn't have 47 hours in a day to do everything she needs. And if we can get the site setup, it'd be easy to go in, update some numbers and logos, and done. The clients are already there and ready. So what I need is advice, probably from @IRJ and @scottalanmiller , as to ways to go about doing this. Wordpress would be preferred but isn't required. She has been using 1and1 for hosting and the actual building of the site. That's not a hard and fast rule that we stay with them. That's just who she's been using.
Any suggestions about where to start would be great!
Thanks,
A.J.
@scottalanmiller said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
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@thanksajdotcom said in What Are You Doing Right Now:
Just got asked by the head of IT for the Americas to run ping tests against internal IPs for troubleshooting purposes, which would be great, except ICMP is completely shut down internally. facepalm
Maybe the test was to see if it was successfully blocked everywhere... success!
Or maybe the guy was just testing his knowledge of the network and TCP/IP functions.
Exactly.
No, because this isn't the first time, and it won't be the last. Two and a half more weeks. That's all I gotta deal with.
Just got asked by the head of IT for the Americas to run ping tests against internal IPs for troubleshooting purposes, which would be great, except ICMP is completely shut down internally. facepalm
@zuphzuph said in What are you listening to? What would you recommend?:
Not really Linkin Park. It'd be more accurate to label this as ft Mike Shinoda or Fort Minor. But none of the other members are there. But Mike Shinoda is fucking AMAZING! One of my favorite rappers, along with Eminem and Hollywood Undead.
I somehow wear red by accident every year on St. Patty's day...ugh