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Papa Deuce

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I don't want to display an email address. This is for the RetroDancePartyUSA.com site. I want all the DJ's who sign up to download a PDF of what we expect from them if they want their free listing. Then I want them to be able to electronically send back a form that states that they accept those terms.

But what I DON'T want is the customers to see these terms.

Does that mean that DJ's would need to be a registered member? I imagine it is probably super simple ( and Travis may already know what is needed ), but I have no idea of what is involved.

I'm also thinking of a

"DJ contact page" and a "Customer" contact page - even though our "customers" will pay nothing to use the site.
 
Have seperate pages as you said, then only have a form on the DJ page for inquires. All other information is handled via email. You could also set up the form to redirect to a page with information after the form is submitted.
 
Rick,

I've been a PHP programmer LONGER than the other programming languages I have aquired. And am VERY familiar with SQL injection attacks, along side cross-scripting attacks, and etc. Having carried on a few of those attacks on a few minor now disfunct sites lol ;)

I have developed several functions that i use in all my web projects that keep my clients sites safe, and save me time writing code over and over again :)

Thanks for the concern.

Subdomains has been talked about.
 
This sounds interesting. I send out .pdf contract but the clients need to print and mail them back. Signing electronically might be an easier way.

Anyone care to explain this as though you were teaching a 4 year old how to finger paint?:sqwink:
 
PHP is a programming language that has a decent learning curve, even if you do not have a programing language background, it has a similar structure to C++ however, different functions and more flexibility in my eyes.

Prob the wisest solution would be to contact a PHP web developer (such as myself) to discuss the possibilities for such a script.

Note: most free hosts do not support PHP, but if you are paying for hosting PHP is usually on by default. Of course all my servers run PHP, even the clients on my windows box have PHP and ASP.
 
Yeah, it would take you a couple of months to pick up PHP if you have a computer programming background. I wouldn't attempt to do it on your own. Hire a professional (such as myself or Travis).

GoDaddy supports PHP. I don't have my own servers, so they are who I direct all my clients to.

Mike
 
I have a new client I am working on a site for now. I will send them to you and if you are as good as advertised (at a competitive price point) then I will point all my clients to you.

Mike
 
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