Brad Jones
February 12th, 2002, 08:48 AM
I'm looking for someone(s) who want to take on a relatively easy project for me. I promise not to pay you, however, your work will be visible for many, many people to see.
I'm looking for someone to convert the CodeGuru.com .NET book list into a small classic ASP application. The current static page is located at:
http://www.codeguru.com/announcements/dotnetbooks.html
The idea would be to display the same information in the book table on this page (title, author, page count, published date, and comments. It would also be good to include ISBN, list price and CodeGuru rating. Finally a category would also need to be tracked The link for the title can be based on the ISBN, so no link is needed for it. The same is true for the cover image.
The unique new feature of this would be to include a drop down list at the top of the page that allows you to select a single category or all categories (i.e. Visual Basic .NET, XML, C#, etc.). Additionally, it would be nice to chose to sort based on either Title, Topic, Category (if All), or most recent published date.
This is a relatively simple project that I don't have time to do. It would also be a fun project for someone working with ASP (Not ASP.NET).
Note that this could be done without ASP - using XML, XSL, etc. I'm okay with that too.
Any takers?
Brad! Jones
www.codeguru.com
Site Manager, CodeGuru.com
Check out my newest book (Sams Teach Yourself C# in 21 Days):
http://books.internet.com/books/0672320711
I'm looking for someone to convert the CodeGuru.com .NET book list into a small classic ASP application. The current static page is located at:
http://www.codeguru.com/announcements/dotnetbooks.html
The idea would be to display the same information in the book table on this page (title, author, page count, published date, and comments. It would also be good to include ISBN, list price and CodeGuru rating. Finally a category would also need to be tracked The link for the title can be based on the ISBN, so no link is needed for it. The same is true for the cover image.
The unique new feature of this would be to include a drop down list at the top of the page that allows you to select a single category or all categories (i.e. Visual Basic .NET, XML, C#, etc.). Additionally, it would be nice to chose to sort based on either Title, Topic, Category (if All), or most recent published date.
This is a relatively simple project that I don't have time to do. It would also be a fun project for someone working with ASP (Not ASP.NET).
Note that this could be done without ASP - using XML, XSL, etc. I'm okay with that too.
Any takers?
Brad! Jones
www.codeguru.com
Site Manager, CodeGuru.com
Check out my newest book (Sams Teach Yourself C# in 21 Days):
http://books.internet.com/books/0672320711