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Need Help Building A Website. Having Items Sorted.

May 7th, 2011 Comments off

Hello. This website I’m going to build it’s main objective is to list items worth alot. The items need to be categorized and sorted, by tags such as “18th century era” “Artist name” “Price range” “Odds and ends” etc. This is the most important part of my site, is it’s structure. Of course I would have all the images for the items I want to sell. I just want the items to be able to be viewed and sorted through categories and be listed on my website. If anyone can accomplish this. You’re hired!

A Deal A Day Website

August 26th, 2009 Comments off

I need deal-a-day type website. A deal-a-day type website is a website that features one deal that lists an item at a very discount price for a specific period of time, usually one day, and then it changes to another product for the next period and so on. Some of the famous examples are woot.com and 1saleaday.com.

Here are some general specifications I am looking for:

- Home

Daily deal – We would like to feature a special deal that lasts daily where we feature one special item at a particular price until it sells out or the time limit ends. This should be similar to how Woot.com features their items as a one day, one deal only type function.

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Simple Binary Tree Inventory

August 12th, 2009 Comments off

You are to write a program that creates and maintains a binary search tree of items in a super market. Each item has a name and a value. All item names will be lowercase alphabetic strings of less than 30 letters. All values will be positive real numbers representing prices. Also, for each node in the tree, you are to maintain the value of all of the items in that subtree. Your tree should be “sorted” based on alphabetical ordering of the item names as determined by strcmp. Your program must allow the user to do the following:

1) Add an item to the inventory
2) Delete an item from the inventory
3) Print out all of the items in the inventory in alphabetical order.
4) Print out the value of all items underneath the subtree of a given item.

For example, if the user adds these items:

a) “soap”, $2.95
b) “raisins”, $2.00
c) “jellybeans”, $5.00
d) “tea”, $1.95

Input File Specification (inventory.txt)
The first line of the input file will contain a single positive integer, n, representing the number of commands to execute. The following n lines will contain one command each, in the other they are to be executed.

The first number of each of these lines will be either 1, 2, 3 or 4, to signify the choices listed above.

If the choice is 1, it will be followed by the name of the item added and its price (as a number), both separated by spaces.

If the choice is 2, it will be followed by the name of the item to be deleted.

Choice 3 will be on a line by itself.

Choice 4 will be followed by a single string storing an item.

Output Specification
For each command, your program should provide some output.
The output provided by each command should be separated by a blank line.

For choice 1, if the item to be added is NOT in the tree, output a line with the following format:

item has been added to the stock.

where item is the name of the item added. If the item is ALREADY in the tree, output a line with the following format:

Sorry, item is already in stock. No changes made.

For choice 2, if the item to be deleted is IN the tree and is successfully deleted, output a line with the following format:

item has been deleted from the stock.

If the item is NOT in the tree, then output a line with the following format:

Sorry, item couldn’t be deleted because it’s not in stock.

For choice 3, the first line should read:

Here is a list of the items in stock:

Each following line should have information about one item and the list should be in alphabetical order by item name. Here is the format for one of these lines:

item $price

The price should be printed out to two decimal places exactly.

Finally, for choice 4, print out the sum of the values of all the items in the subtree rooted by the designated item. If this item is NOT in the tree, $0.00 should be printed out. Here is the format for the output for this option.

The value of all the items underneath item is $price.

Implementation Restrictions
You must store the data in nodes of a binary tree. Each binary tree node must store 3 pieces of information: the name of the item, its price, and the sum of the prices of all the items in its subtree.

Sample Input File
11
2 soap
1 soap 2.95
1 raisins 2.00
1 jellybeans 5.00
1 tea 1.95
4 raisins
3
2 raisins
4 soap
4 cereal
1 soap 3.50

Sample Output
Sorry, soap couldn’t be deleted because it’s not in stock.

soap has been added to the stock.

raisins has been added to the stock.

jellybeans has been added to the stock.

tea has been added to the stock.

The value of all the items underneath raisins is $7.00.

Here is a list of the items in stock:
jellybeans $5.00
raisins $2.00
soap $2.95
tea $1.95

raisins has been deleted from the stock.

The value of all the items underneath soap is $9.90.

The value of all the items underneath cereal is $0.00.

Sorry, soap is already in stock. No changes made.

CAN I HAVE BEFOR AUGUST 15,2009
THANKS

Binary Search Tree

July 23rd, 2009 Comments off

(Need by Friday 10pm if possible)

The Problem
You are to write a program that creates and maintains a binary search tree of items in a super market. Each item has a name and a value. All item names will be lowercase alphabetic strings of less than 30 letters. All values will be positive real numbers representing prices. Also, for each node in the tree, you are to maintain the value of all of the items in that subtree. Your tree should be “sorted” based on alphabetical ordering of the item names as determined by strcmp. Your program must allow the user to do the following:

1) Add an item to the inventory
2) Delete an item from the inventory
3) Print out all of the items in the inventory in alphabetical order.
4) Print out the value of all items underneath the subtree of a given item.

For example, if the user adds these items:

a) “soap”, $2.95
b) “raisins”, $2.00
c) “jellybeans”, $5.00
d) “tea”, $1.95

in this order, then the structure of the binary tree would be as follows:

soap 2.95
total: 11.90
/
raisins 2.00 tea 1.95
total: 7.00 total 1.95
/
jellybeans 5.00
total: 5.00

Input File Specification (inventory.txt)
The first line of the input file will contain a single positive integer, n, representing the number of commands to execute. The following n lines will contain one command each, in the other they are to be executed.

The first number of each of these lines will be either 1, 2, 3 or 4, to signify the choices listed above.

If the choice is 1, it will be followed by the name of the item added and its price (as a number), both separated by spaces.

If the choice is 2, it will be followed by the name of the item to be deleted.

Choice 3 will be on a line by itself.

Choice 4 will be followed by a single string storing an item.

Output Specification
For each command, your program should provide some output.
The output provided by each command should be separated by a blank line.

For choice 1, if the item to be added is NOT in the tree, output a line with the following format:

item has been added to the stock.

where item is the name of the item added. If the item is ALREADY in the tree, output a line with the following format:

Sorry, item is already in stock. No changes made.

For choice 2, if the item to be deleted is IN the tree and is successfully deleted, output a line with the following format:

item has been deleted from the stock.

If the item is NOT in the tree, then output a line with the following format:

Sorry, item couldn’t be deleted because it’s not in stock.

For choice 3, the first line should read:

Here is a list of the items in stock:

Each following line should have information about one item and the list should be in alphabetical order by item name. Here is the format for one of these lines:

item $price

The price should be printed out to two decimal places exactly.

Finally, for choice 4, print out the sum of the values of all the items in the subtree rooted by the designated item. If this item is NOT in the tree, $0.00 should be printed out. Here is the format for the output for this option.

The value of all the items underneath item is $price.

Implementation Restrictions
You must store the data in nodes of a binary tree. Each binary tree node must store 3 pieces of information: the name of the item, its price, and the sum of the prices of all the items in its subtree.

Sample Input File
11
2 soap
1 soap 2.95
1 raisins 2.00
1 jellybeans 5.00
1 tea 1.95
4 raisins
3
2 raisins
4 soap
4 cereal
1 soap 3.50

Sample Output
Sorry, soap couldn’t be deleted because it’s not in stock.

soap has been added to the stock.

raisins has been added to the stock.

jellybeans has been added to the stock.

tea has been added to the stock.

The value of all the items underneath raisins is $7.00.

Here is a list of the items in stock:
jellybeans $5.00
raisins $2.00
soap $2.95
tea $1.95

raisins has been deleted from the stock.

The value of all the items underneath soap is $9.90.

The value of all the items underneath cereal is $0.00.

Sorry, soap is already in stock. No changes made.

Inventory.c

July 22nd, 2009 Comments off

Project due to me by 6 p.m. EST US time on Jul-22-09.
You are to write a C program that creates and maintains a binary search tree of items in a super market. Each item has a name and a value. All item names will be lowercase alphabetic strings of less than 30 letters. All values will be positive real numbers representing prices. Also, for each node in the tree, you are to maintain the value of all of the items in that subtree. Your tree should be “sorted” based on alphabetical ordering of the item names as determined by strcmp. Your program must allow the user to do the following:

1) Add an item to the inventory
2) Delete an item from the inventory
3) Print out all of the items in the inventory in alphabetical order.
4) Print out the value of all items underneath the subtree of a given item.

For example, if the user adds these items:

a) “soap”, $2.95
b) “raisins”, $2.00
c) “jellybeans”, $5.00
d) “tea”, $1.95

Input File Specification (inventory.txt)
The first line of the input file will contain a single positive integer, n, representing the number of commands to execute. The following n lines will contain one command each, in the other they are to be executed.

The first number of each of these lines will be either 1, 2, 3 or 4, to signify the choices listed above.

If the choice is 1, it will be followed by the name of the item added and its price (as a number), both separated by spaces.

If the choice is 2, it will be followed by the name of the item to be deleted.

Choice 3 will be on a line by itself.

Choice 4 will be followed by a single string storing an item.

Output Specification
For each command, your program should provide some output.
The output provided by each command should be separated by a blank line.

For choice 1, if the item to be added is NOT in the tree, output a line with the following format:

item has been added to the stock.

where item is the name of the item added. If the item is ALREADY in the tree, output a line with the following format:

Sorry, item is already in stock. No changes made.

For choice 2, if the item to be deleted is IN the tree and is successfully deleted, output a line with the following format:

item has been deleted from the stock.

If the item is NOT in the tree, then output a line with the following format:

Sorry, item couldn’t be deleted because it’s not in stock.

For choice 3, the first line should read:

Here is a list of the items in stock:

Each following line should have information about one item and the list should be in alphabetical order by item name. Here is the format for one of these lines:

item $price

The price should be printed out to two decimal places exactly.

Finally, for choice 4, print out the sum of the values of all the items in the subtree rooted by the designated item. If this item is NOT in the tree, $0.00 should be printed out. Here is the format for the output for this option.

The value of all the items underneath item is $price.

Implementation Restrictions
You must store the data in nodes of a binary tree. Each binary tree node must store 3 pieces of information: the name of the item, its price, and the sum of the prices of all the items in its subtree.

Sample Input File
11
2 soap
1 soap 2.95
1 raisins 2.00
1 jellybeans 5.00
1 tea 1.95
4 raisins
3
2 raisins
4 soap
4 cereal
1 soap 3.50

Sample Output
Sorry, soap couldn’t be deleted because it’s not in stock.

soap has been added to the stock.

raisins has been added to the stock.

jellybeans has been added to the stock.

tea has been added to the stock.

The value of all the items underneath raisins is $7.00.

Here is a list of the items in stock:
jellybeans $5.00
raisins $2.00
soap $2.95
tea $1.95

raisins has been deleted from the stock.

The value of all the items underneath soap is $9.90.

The value of all the items underneath cereal is $0.00.

Sorry, soap is already in stock. No changes made.

Simple Binary Tree Inventory

July 21st, 2009 Comments off

You are to write a program that creates and maintains a binary search tree of items in a super market. Each item has a name and a value. All item names will be lowercase alphabetic strings of less than 30 letters. All values will be positive real numbers representing prices. Also, for each node in the tree, you are to maintain the value of all of the items in that subtree. Your tree should be “sorted” based on alphabetical ordering of the item names as determined by strcmp. Your program must allow the user to do the following:

1) Add an item to the inventory
2) Delete an item from the inventory
3) Print out all of the items in the inventory in alphabetical order.
4) Print out the value of all items underneath the subtree of a given item.

For example, if the user adds these items:

a) “soap”, $2.95
b) “raisins”, $2.00
c) “jellybeans”, $5.00
d) “tea”, $1.95

Input File Specification (inventory.txt)
The first line of the input file will contain a single positive integer, n, representing the number of commands to execute. The following n lines will contain one command each, in the other they are to be executed.

The first number of each of these lines will be either 1, 2, 3 or 4, to signify the choices listed above.

If the choice is 1, it will be followed by the name of the item added and its price (as a number), both separated by spaces.

If the choice is 2, it will be followed by the name of the item to be deleted.

Choice 3 will be on a line by itself.

Choice 4 will be followed by a single string storing an item.

Output Specification
For each command, your program should provide some output.
The output provided by each command should be separated by a blank line.

For choice 1, if the item to be added is NOT in the tree, output a line with the following format:

item has been added to the stock.

where item is the name of the item added. If the item is ALREADY in the tree, output a line with the following format:

Sorry, item is already in stock. No changes made.

For choice 2, if the item to be deleted is IN the tree and is successfully deleted, output a line with the following format:

item has been deleted from the stock.

If the item is NOT in the tree, then output a line with the following format:

Sorry, item couldn’t be deleted because it’s not in stock.

For choice 3, the first line should read:

Here is a list of the items in stock:

Each following line should have information about one item and the list should be in alphabetical order by item name. Here is the format for one of these lines:

item $price

The price should be printed out to two decimal places exactly.

Finally, for choice 4, print out the sum of the values of all the items in the subtree rooted by the designated item. If this item is NOT in the tree, $0.00 should be printed out. Here is the format for the output for this option.

The value of all the items underneath item is $price.

Implementation Restrictions
You must store the data in nodes of a binary tree. Each binary tree node must store 3 pieces of information: the name of the item, its price, and the sum of the prices of all the items in its subtree.

Sample Input File
11
2 soap
1 soap 2.95
1 raisins 2.00
1 jellybeans 5.00
1 tea 1.95
4 raisins
3
2 raisins
4 soap
4 cereal
1 soap 3.50

Sample Output
Sorry, soap couldn’t be deleted because it’s not in stock.

soap has been added to the stock.

raisins has been added to the stock.

jellybeans has been added to the stock.

tea has been added to the stock.

The value of all the items underneath raisins is $7.00.

Here is a list of the items in stock:
jellybeans $5.00
raisins $2.00
soap $2.95
tea $1.95

raisins has been deleted from the stock.

The value of all the items underneath soap is $9.90.

The value of all the items underneath cereal is $0.00.

Sorry, soap is already in stock. No changes made.

Binary Searchtree Problem In C

July 20th, 2009 Comments off

You are to write a program that creates and maintains a binary search tree of items in a super market. Each item has a name and a value. All item names will be lowercase alphabetic strings of less than 30 letters. All values will be positive real numbers representing prices. Also, for each node in the tree, you are to maintain the value of all of the items in that subtree. Your tree should be “sorted” based on alphabetical ordering of the item names as determined by strcmp. Your program must allow the user to do the following:

1) Add an item to the inventory
2) Delete an item from the inventory
3) Print out all of the items in the inventory in alphabetical order.
4) Print out the value of all items underneath the subtree of a given item.

For example, if the user adds these items:

a) “soap”, $2.95
b) “raisins”, $2.00
c) “jellybeans”, $5.00
d) “tea”, $1.95

in this order, then the structure of the binary tree would be as follows:

soap 2.95
total: 11.90
/
raisins 2.00 tea 1.95
total: 7.00 total 1.95
/
jellybeans 5.00
total: 5.00

Input File Specification (inventory.txt)
The first line of the input file will contain a single positive integer, n, representing the number of commands to execute. The following n lines will contain one command each, in the other they are to be executed.

The first number of each of these lines will be either 1, 2, 3 or 4, to signify the choices listed above.

If the choice is 1, it will be followed by the name of the item added and its price (as a number), both separated by spaces.

If the choice is 2, it will be followed by the name of the item to be deleted.

Choice 3 will be on a line by itself.

Choice 4 will be followed by a single string storing an item.

Output Specification
For each command, your program should provide some output.
The output provided by each command should be separated by a blank line.

For choice 1, if the item to be added is NOT in the tree, output a line with the following format:

item has been added to the stock.

where item is the name of the item added. If the item is ALREADY in the tree, output a line with the following format:

Sorry, item is already in stock. No changes made.

For choice 2, if the item to be deleted is IN the tree and is successfully deleted, output a line with the following format:

item has been deleted from the stock.

If the item is NOT in the tree, then output a line with the following format:

Sorry, item couldn’t be deleted because it’s not in stock.

For choice 3, the first line should read:

Here is a list of the items in stock:

Each following line should have information about one item and the list should be in alphabetical order by item name. Here is the format for one of these lines:

item $price

The price should be printed out to two decimal places exactly.

Finally, for choice 4, print out the sum of the values of all the items in the subtree rooted by the designated item. If this item is NOT in the tree, $0.00 should be printed out. Here is the format for the output for this option.

The value of all the items underneath item is $price.

Implementation Restrictions
You must store the data in nodes of a binary tree. Each binary tree node must store 3 pieces of information: the name of the item, its price, and the sum of the prices of all the items in its subtree.

Sample Input File
11
2 soap
1 soap 2.95
1 raisins 2.00
1 jellybeans 5.00
1 tea 1.95
4 raisins
3
2 raisins
4 soap
4 cereal
1 soap 3.50

Sample Output
Sorry, soap couldn’t be deleted because it’s not in stock.

soap has been added to the stock.

raisins has been added to the stock.

jellybeans has been added to the stock.

tea has been added to the stock.

The value of all the items underneath raisins is $7.00.

Here is a list of the items in stock:
jellybeans $5.00
raisins $2.00
soap $2.95
tea $1.95

raisins has been deleted from the stock.

The value of all the items underneath soap is $9.90.

The value of all the items underneath cereal is $0.00.

Sorry, soap is already in stock. No changes made.

PS: I may not answer right away to you bids, so after you bid please allow some time for answer.

Wishlist Website Clone

July 16th, 2009 Comments off

We need to clone the website wishlistr.com

The website will be created using WordPress MU and will require the user admin side to be customized (a lot of things will be removed, will just need 3 fields and 2 buttons)

The full requirements of the site are below:

The characteristic site allows users to list and organize wish lists or the items you want in an easy and fast way. Users make the profile, choose a template and create wish lists that can be seen by friends in the network. This is the social networking site where users can socialize and wishes at the same time.

The website will have the following functions

1. Customer home

2. Member Login

3. Your wishlist

4. Member Profile

5. Tools

6. Templates

7. Bookmarklet

8. Friends

9. Gift ideas

10. Account

PROJECT

1. Users go to the website and sign up as members.
2. If the user is not the first time user and have already registered so that he can log into our website.
3. First time members can create wish lists and complete their profile.
4. Memberships wishlist, add title to wishlist.
5. After adding the title members can add items to wish lists or import items.
6. Member can import items from amazon.com (Amazon wish list) or delicious.com (delicious bookmarks) by logging in to the respective websites username and password.
7. Member adds elements by giving the title as the name of the items like the iPod nano, wedding skates etc.
8. Member can add link or provide further information on these topics.
9. Member can change the template of their wish list, select the correct template.
10. Member add friends and can keep track of birthdays and friend’s wish list.
11. Friends have been added by searching. Searching can be done by name or username or e-mail address.
12. The search gives a result that matches the keyword from the user can see their wish list, profiles, add as friends and send e-mail to them.
13. About wish lists of friends, the user can purchase or view the items on the wishlist.
14. When members affected by the buy button on their friends wish it would take them to the item from the site where they can buy the product to their friends.
15. Member can view lists, edit the list title and the list settings.
16. On the member profile allows the user account, contact and user information.
17. Member can upload their photos, change the password in profile.
18. Members can add Bookmarklet to their browser, drag the link from which they can easily add items to the wish list from any of the sites.

19. Member can add their wish list to their own website or blog, select the right button and copy the code for that button to their websites.
20. Members can customize and create the connection by selecting the proper length of the links appear on the site.
21. Member wish to share with friends and family by sending them the message to their e-mail address.
22. At Gift idea admin section retrieves the donations from online stores to add on our wishlist.
23. Member can browse gift categories and subcategories to add to their wish list.
24. Admin can select an item to appear in the main action part of a gift idea.
25. Admin can send the file by date and related links in the online gift shops.
26. Member to tell friends about the site.
27. Member can also let others subscribe to their list through RSS
28. Members can subscribe to the site.

ADMIN SECTION

1. Members of Management:
Users (members) instead managed under this section. Admin should be able to deactivate and block the user. The different sections that contain less than this section is

Wishlist Website

July 3rd, 2009 Comments off

The characteristic site allows users to list and organize wish lists or the items you want in an easy and fast way. Users make the profile, choose a template and create wish lists that can be seen by friends in the network. This is the social networking site where users can socialize and wishes at the same time.

The website will have the following functions

1. Customer home

2. Member Login

3. Your wishlist

4. Member Profile

5. Tools

6. Templates

7. Bookmarklet

8. Friends

9. Gift ideas

10. Account

PROJECT

1. Users go to the website and sign up as members.
2. If the user is not the first time user and have already registered so that he can log into our website.
3. First time members can create wish lists and complete their profile.
4. Memberships wishlist, add title to wishlist.
5. After adding the title members can add items to wish lists or import items.
6. Member can import items from amazon.com (Amazon wish list) or delicious.com (delicious bookmarks) by logging in to the respective websites username and password.
7. Member adds elements by giving the title as the name of the items like the iPod nano, wedding skates etc.
8. Member can add link or provide further information on these topics.
9. Member can change the template of their wish list, select the correct template.
10. Member add friends and can keep track of birthdays and friend’s wish list.
11. Friends have been added by searching. Searching can be done by name or username or e-mail address.
12. The search gives a result that matches the keyword from the user can see their wish list, profiles, add as friends and send e-mail to them.
13. About wish lists of friends, the user can purchase or view the items on the wishlist.
14. When members affected by the buy button on their friends wish it would take them to the item from the site where they can buy the product to their friends.
15. Member can view lists, edit the list title and the list settings.
16. On the member profile allows the user account, contact and user information.
17. Member can upload their photos, change the password in profile.
18. Members can add Bookmarklet to their browser, drag the link from which they can easily add items to the wish list from any of the sites.

19. Member can add their wish list to their own website or blog, select the right button and copy the code for that button to their websites.
20. Members can customize and create the connection by selecting the proper length of the links appear on the site.
21. Member wish to share with friends and family by sending them the message to their e-mail address.
22. At Gift idea admin section retrieves the donations from online stores to add on our wishlist.
23. Member can browse gift categories and subcategories to add to their wish list.
24. Admin can select an item to appear in the main action part of a gift idea.
25. Admin can send the file by date and related links in the online gift shops.
26. Member to tell friends about the site.
27. Member can also let others subscribe to their list through RSS
28. Members can subscribe to the site.

ADMIN SECTION

1. Members of Management:
Users (members) instead managed under this section. Admin should be able to deactivate and block the user. The different sections that contain less than this section is

Data Comparison And Filter

June 1st, 2009 Comments off

I have a list of products which I drop ship – each product has a unique SKU but this covers the whole product and not the options. For example, a red shirt would be D1234 but a yellow car would also be D1234.

My suppliers publish an CSV file daily which lists their current stock situation – they, however, list their products with a different SKU per option so a red shirt would be D1234RED and a yellow car would be D1234YELLOW and so on. The supplier spreadsheet has three columns – SKU, description and qty. CUrrently there are 2400 line items on the supplier spreadsheet.

The saving grace is that the SKU schema I use for my products is similar to the supplier schema i.e in the shirts example above they both begin with D1234, for example. This is common across all the product lines, however, not all the SKU’s are one letter and then 4 numbers but this is reflected in my schema as well so, either way, they will be format on both columns.

In total I sell 172 unique products from this supplier so I have a spreadsheet with the 172 SKU’s as a single column and I then need a way of using my spreadsheet as a master list to filter out all the items on the suppliers spreadsheet which I don’t sell and therefore don’t need to be aware of any stock problems.

When this is completed I should then be left with approximately 300 items on the supplier spreadsheet which I will then manually check every few days for stock issues i.e. only the items which I sell.

I have no preference how this is achieved – if it can be done in Excel, Access great or if it can be achieved via PHP/MySQL it makes no difference to me but it must be able to scale and it has to be simple to use.

Basically all I want to have to do is to take two csv files and somehow compare and filter them and get an output list which shows the SKU, description and qty for each item and its variants for all the items I stock.

Proxy Add On To Zen Cart

May 16th, 2009 Comments off

Hi everybody,

Here is the detailed explanation for that project.

Attached is a view of a proxied website view with a mini url for on top of each page.
This mini url form should include(see attached image);
~company logo on top (line 1)
~url box for the visiters to type new pages (line 2)
~order line (line 3)

What I Need:

I currently have a Zen cart Shopping website. In addition to the items that I am selling I will offer a different service to my clients.
If the customer wants to purchase something that I am not selling they should be able to use the proxy website within my shopping website and type the products website (line 2)
www.gnc.com,
then navigate to the desired products specific page and manually type PRODUCT NAME, PRODUCT SPECIFICATION, PRICE (line 3)
At the end when they go to shopping cart they should be able to see all the items that they purchased and finalize the shopping.
Shopping cart should add 20% to the final amount as a service fee only the items added from proxy page.

~I require live sample before I make the payment
~I require the files as a zen cart add on so I can upload the future by adding the files by ftp.

If you have any questions please email.

thanks…

Magento Custom Work Needed

April 30th, 2009 Comments off

I require someone to do all the following work which is creating a magentocommerce based store with custom mods.

Design
The follow layout will need to be used as the primary theme for the website. I have the original PSD & sliced HTML version but not CSS version. This layout has top row 1 for navigation links, row 2 main category tabs then the blue bar for sub category tabs to contain links.
Right navigation will contain cart and other stuff. Footer will have normal footer links such as site map. Below this footer it will simple linked images for things like credit card logos, SSL security stamp etc.

see word document for image.

The design will need to be CSS coded for the best possible SEO results. The design needs to be created as a theme in Magento and work with every module purchased or custom written. Every part of the website must match this theme. The body is the normal Magento layout but using 1 pixel grey borders and blue headers. Additional screen shot, code, psd, images will be supplied

Content pages that are created must automatically be added to the navigation system based on what category/sub category the page is in.

Modules
The following modules need to either be cloned to do exactly the same or purchased, installed and themed. To get the job done quickly I would suggest we purchase as many as possible then modify them if needed and only write from scratch where no module is available. I’m also open to sub contracting out work so if we are buying a module that needs something doing to it we can pay the developer of that module.

Stock Control & Purchase Ordering $1200
Addon is needed to this, when a purchase order/delivery booking in sheet is closed it should provide a printable page sticker size which has the po number on line and item name on line2 for each item on the po.
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/1155/purchase-stock-logistic-management-module

Abandoned Carts Alerts $49
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/1151/abandoned-carts-alerts

Reviews Sidebar Pro $39
I require the option to control and exclude this from selected sections of the site.
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/1175/recent-random-reviews
Customer Profile $0
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/1209/customer-profile

Individual Promotions $0
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/1197/individual-promotions

AJAX Cart Pro $89
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/1185/ajax-cart-pro
Gift Certificates / Cards $0
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/751/gift-certificates–virtual-cards
Customer Order Comment $0
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/1036/customer-order-comment
Help Desk Ultimate $159
An additional option is required. We need sales to work as normal with this helpdesk but support and billing emails would not be able to be emailed directly. Customer would to go through a wizard first ebay style. They select the topic first, it then lists sub topics, then lists questions, they can then select a question if it matches with displays the answer on the page, if not they click a link to make a ticket by contacting support. When doing so they also should be given a list of orders and the option to select one that’s related to the question. I’ve contacted aheadworks twice regarding this custom but never got a response.
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/1131/help-desk-ultimate
Magento DataLink for Sage Line 50 $0
I’ve already purchased this, it just needs to be setup and tested. Possible he will do this work for free.
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/971/magento-connector-for-sage-line-50

Video $0
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/964/video-module-by-aheadworks

Postcode Address Auto-complete $37
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/941/postcode-address-auto-complete

HSBC Remote Payment Gateway Module v0.9 $45
Needs to support 3D Secure services with HSBC API. If the payment fails it should store a copy of the order as a quote on the customers account and mark it as Payment Failed or work with http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/1151/abandoned-carts-alerts so we can follow up on the order. The customer may have spent a lot of time selecting options on the system builder products so we don’t want them to have to lose what they selected.
http://www.magentocommerce.com/extension/652/mage_hsbc-0.8/

Custom Work

Address Verification
The system needs to support the following address security system. On the order it has the billing address which is the cards registered address. Then any additional shipping addresses added via the checkout or the address book later on should add the address as

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Database Website

April 7th, 2009 Comments off

Hello,

I have an Excel listing ‘things’ with preview pictures (/images/name.jpg). There’s around 70.000 items in my excel.

I would like to have a searchable website based on this listing.
Furthermore I would need:

- Simple admin to manage the database through browser (update/upload/delete etc.)
- User accounts with basic user info
- User admin functionality
- localization possibility
- rating feature for the items
- commenting feature for the items
- private/public tagging feature for the items.

The basics for the site has been already done (db, searchability, ratings) – so this is kind of rebuild of existing site…

I will provide details through PMB for the interested.

Thanks!

Auction Web Site

April 2nd, 2009 Comments off

In the registration page I want a section for the user to type in their address also for shipping purposes. In the control panel their should be specific information for the auctions that have ended. these are the following. ( the name of the item, picture, cost of item for the user to pay, item code number, time and date ended, users email address, and the users first and last name. ) When the bidster is used in a fixed price auction I want the users to still be able to have set their bidster to bid to a max amount , because the price will still go up, but all they will have to pay is the fixed price. In the control panel their should be a spot for me to add text in any auction to add specials on certain items. In the fixed price auctions the users checkout price should always be what the fixed price is set to; no matter what the actual bidding price went up to. I want to set up a reminder page for the users that have not yet paid for their items. With the name of the item, the balance due, a picture of the item, and the item code number ; even if they log out and log back in. But they should still be able to bid on other items. All of this should be displayed after the animated lady congratulates the user. I want to be able to type in a date and time of when each auction will end from the control panel and to be shown live in each auction. This way an auction will not linger for long periods of time. In the control panel their should be an option to set an auction for a fixed price or the price that is shown when an auction ends. I want to incorporate a feature called a bidster{reference swoopo.com} their feature is called a bid butler. I want mine to be called bidster. The bidster will bid on the behalf of people that wants the bidster to bid for them when someone out bids them. To activate the bidster people will have to put at least $40 into their bidster account. Bonus bids will only be accessed through their bidster account. You can qualify for bonus bids in several ways. Here are the ways to qualify for bonus bids. 1. If you invite a friend to annieup; when that friend actually purchase bids with us the invitee will qualify for 20 bids in their bidster account. 2. Check the box to sign up for the newsletter you get 10 extra bids but only one time per account. I don’t want them to be able to cheat the system by keep signing in and out of the newsletter. 3. If they purchase bids with us on or before April 1st. they qualify for 10 bids. One time only; I don’t want them to be able to get 10 extra bids every time they buy bids before that date. 4. Some Package bids have extra bids that comes with the package. –package 1. $10 you get 10 bids –package 2. $20 you get 23 bids(the 3 extra bids goes to bidster) –package 3. $50 you get 62 bids(The 12 extra bids goes to bidster) –package 4. $100 you get 130 bids (the 30 extra bids into bidster) –package 5. $200 you get 300 bids(100 extra bids into bidster) –package 6. $500 you get 1000 bids (500 extra bids into bidster) 5. You qualify for 5 bids just for registering. I want to have 1 account per household. 6. written testimonials qualify for 10 extra bids. 7. video testimonials qualify for 30 extra bids. Instead of having to put $40 in their bidster to activate it you have to put 40 bids in the bidster to activate it. The name of the site is ANNIE UP (www.annieup.com) I would like for customers to pay through paypal and credit cards. I want to be able to control which items go up 1cent, 5cent, or 10cent every time you bid. I also want to control the tick time of each item. The tick time is the time that winds down. I want to be able to pause any of the auctions for any reasons. I also want a winners page And a testimonials page. Each item should have a tick time, a picture of the item, the name of the item, the retail price of the item, the amount saved, the price that is actually going up every bid, and the users name that last bid. I want the amount saved to adjust every time someone bids. I want the user to be able to either click on the picture or the name of the item and see a detailed description of the item listed. I also want to be able to list an item in my administration site that is automatically listed when an auction ends so I don’t have to list a new item manually every time that particular auction ends. This is one of the most important features. I would like you guys to create a logo to place in my auction (100 free bids, 500 free bids, and 1000 free bids {reference swoopo.com} I would like the same done for cash $100, $500,$1000. I want to be able to type in an auction Id to load to load it into the administration site. This way when an auction ends I can reference an existing auction Id that is saved for future reference. When an auction is under 30 seconds: I want a flashing slogan that says (just a few seconds left). I want to incorporate the same type of features in the register and help pages from swoopo.com I want a news bulletin to always flash across the screen of the home page; stating the name of product, amount of the end price, with the users name when an auction ends.(reference swoopo.com). I want the graphics on the home page (pictures of different products) to switch around to have an animated feel to the home page. An eye catcher.(reference Items on swoopo.com home page.) I want a buy bids button on every page with an invite a friend logo under it. I want to add a feature to the bidster for people to be able to control and automatic bid if the product that the person is bidding on gets below 30 seconds. I want an alert to sound for customers that are running low of bids.( alert if under 20 bids). I want to be able to end or pause a live auction from the administration site if i need to change the tick time of the auction after a specific amount of time or manually. I want to be able to put as many items as I like in the categories for future listings (reference swoopo.com) I want the homepage to consist of different categories of items that are about to end (reference swoopo.com)When there is less than 30 minutes left on that auction; 10 items that are under 30 minutes and a list of items that are in live auctions from different categories(reference swoopo.com. I want to be able to copy and paste pictures and description of items into my administration site. I want seperate sections in the administration site to post the picture of an item, description of the item, and the name of an item; with an auction Id so I can reference back to that item at any time without having to type it in again. I would like you guys to create an attractive sound for every time someone wins an auction. I want box to appear on every users screen with the auction that was won, price ended, and users name. with a logo that says (congratulations Username you have won this item). But I want the box to appear animated to bring it to life. I want another sound effect when someone clicks on one of the items pictures or name of item; with an animated effect to go into the details of that product. But only on the persons computer that clicks on that item. And a different sound effect when that person bids on an item. If a user wins an item; I want a computerized lady to appear on their screen only to congratulate them. (sound effects and animation to the fullest extent). I want to incorporate all of the features that swoopo.com has when someone clicks on their items (bid history, register now, enlarged picture of the item, what the item recently sold for, savings, a place for people to place their ads at the bottom of page for that particular item, a detailed description of that item, and a place for different pictures of an item to be enlarged. The rewards page consists of the different ways that users can earn extra bids. I have listed several different ways that users can earn extra bids the numbered list will be on the rewards page. I want the bid to light up or highlight every time someone bids on an item(reference swoopo.com) when users register I want to reward them with 20 extra bids when they buy $50 or more worth of bids on their first purchase. Place this page in the help tab How does the Bidster work? How does the Bidster decide when exactly to place my Bids? Our Bidster is instructed to be as frugal as possible when bidding. That’s why they wait until the last 10 seconds of the auction countdown to place your bids. When there are two or more Bidsters set on the same auction, they duke it out there and then, placing all their bids immediately. This tit for tat battle means that the price and countdown both increase with each bid placed. (We do this so that bidders can easily see the auctions that will end soon unless another bid is placed). We have a few simple rules about how your Bidster can be used – just remember these when telling your Bidster when to bid: * You must use at least two bids when setting a Bidster: if you just want to place a single bid, just click the bid button. * Your maximum price has to be at least one U.S. dollar (US$1) higher than the current end price. * Once the bidding has reached the

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