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David Connors
I have been using a form for several years on my website, www.78rpm.com. The
site was created in Frontpage. To see my current form, go to my site, click
Current Auction and then click Bidsheet at the top.
I would like a more user-friendly bidsheet with the following functionality.
The user clicks on the bidsheet button, which opens up a separate window.
This window contains 2 columns of fields - one for the Lot Number and one
for the Bid Amount. This window remains visible (on top), even as the bidder
is navigating through the pdf files on the website.
The bid sheet is endless - he can continue to scroll down and add bids until
he is done. When he is finished, he clicks a Finished Bidding button which
takes him to a page that asks for his personal information (name, address,
etc.) Once the required fields are filled in, he clicks a Submit Bidsheet
button which emails his bidsheet to me.
The Bidsheet comes to me in 2 ways: First, as an independent email. Second,
it dumps into a database that collects all bids and associated bidder
information.
The submitted bidsheet also appears in the bidder's browser so that he may
print a copy for his own records.
This is a pretty straightforward application, but I don't want to spend a
day figuring out how to do it. Is anyone here up to the task?
Please email me directly at <nauck at 78rpm.com> Thanks!
site was created in Frontpage. To see my current form, go to my site, click
Current Auction and then click Bidsheet at the top.
I would like a more user-friendly bidsheet with the following functionality.
The user clicks on the bidsheet button, which opens up a separate window.
This window contains 2 columns of fields - one for the Lot Number and one
for the Bid Amount. This window remains visible (on top), even as the bidder
is navigating through the pdf files on the website.
The bid sheet is endless - he can continue to scroll down and add bids until
he is done. When he is finished, he clicks a Finished Bidding button which
takes him to a page that asks for his personal information (name, address,
etc.) Once the required fields are filled in, he clicks a Submit Bidsheet
button which emails his bidsheet to me.
The Bidsheet comes to me in 2 ways: First, as an independent email. Second,
it dumps into a database that collects all bids and associated bidder
information.
The submitted bidsheet also appears in the bidder's browser so that he may
print a copy for his own records.
This is a pretty straightforward application, but I don't want to spend a
day figuring out how to do it. Is anyone here up to the task?
Please email me directly at <nauck at 78rpm.com> Thanks!