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Web Development peoples: I need input.

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Fausto

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Our team's webmaster is going bye-bye. They need someone on the team to be able to update the site with results, pics, etc. Can you guys take a look at the site (link in my sig) and tell me what all I'd need to know to help take over the duties there? I know basically jack-shiznit at this point, but I'm a quick study.
 
I don't see what the big deal about updating content is. I guess you simply log on via browser, add/remove posts and images etc. Unless you're talking about changing it's layout and adding features, that should all be it.
 
from what I saw:

html (of course), css, some javascript (for menus/popup photos), and c# (asp code). w/o looking at the underlying code for the asp files we're just taking a wild stab at it.

I think, he wrote most of it by hand (not virtual studio/cms system).
 
Site looks pretty basic. If you need help just PM me. I've been playing wtih websites for years.

What software are you / do you plan on using?

I'm a big fan of Macromedia Studio MX 2004.

Stay away from Frontpage if you can.........if not I'm sure you can make due!
 
oh, I didn't see the login.

probably sql backend also, but updating files is 10x easier than developing a site.
 
Originally posted by: fs5
from what I saw:

html (of course), css, some javascript (for menus/popup photos), and c# (asp code). w/o looking at the underlying code for the asp files we're just taking a wild stab at it.

I think, he wrote most of it by hand (not virtual studio/cms system).
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It's just a straight .asp extension, so I would assume it's "Classic" ASP - incredibly similar to VBScript. I wouldn't assume C# unless it was an .aspx extension.
 
Originally posted by: nakedfrog
It's just a straight .asp extension, so I would assume it's "Classic" ASP - incredibly similar to VBScript. I wouldn't assume C# unless it was an .aspx extension.
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oh right, sorry. I got my asps mixed up.
 
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