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Looking for partner to help with web page

Apple Of Sodom

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Websites are not my particular strong point. I know what I want, but can't think of the quick, easy way to implement it. I will take care of most of the website (entrance page, all that) but this is what I need:

1. Two different classes of people will log into the site, X and Y. X can log into the site and have access to a folder with their name on it. There will be multiple people, so X1 shouldn't be able to see X2. However, Y needs to be able to see what is in X1, X2, etc.

2. X needs a template (word document) that they can put information on (such as a name) and have a copy saved. Ideally this would be a document with a logo kept on the server. When they click "new" it would make a copy of it, and then they can edit some of the fields and save it for Y.

3. Y needs to access these documents that have been made, put a report or make changes on them, then close the document and mark it "signed."

4. X would now see a queue of final documents that Y has signed. There would also need to be some filter or search functions so they can see documents that aren't signed, documents a week old, all documents, etc.

I would be interested in seeing who thinks they can do this and how much they would want. I don't have much to give, but I figure it is worth a couple hundred bucks.
 
I could do this very easily in ColdFusion, but it would cost much more than a "couple hundred bucks". My hourly rate is $120/hr.
 
You should look into some open source CMS's....Some have various levels of 'permission' you can set on a per-user basis. Modifying something like that might be your best bet.
 
I would like this done in PHP, and it would be nice to avoid actually having a database and maybe instead using folders to keep track of what is signed and what is current. Searching could be done based on date of document creation...
 
Originally posted by: Apple Of Sodom
I would like this done in PHP, and it would be nice to avoid actually having a database and maybe instead using folders to keep track of what is signed and what is current. Searching could be done based on date of document creation...

Curious why you want to avoid a database?

If you get a large userbase you might be much better off using a database....

...just my tuppence...

peace,

tj
 
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