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- Member Since: Aug 2010
- Last Login: 11 Jul 2011
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Category:IT/Web/Programming > Web Programming
ID:47772
Title:Website additions and alterations
Location:Anywhere
Job Description
I am looking for someone to do the following to my existing website:
1. I have an online forum on the website where people can post questions etc and I need some security put on the forum entry form as the forum is getting bombarded by junk entries. i.e. captcha.
2. Identical to above but on product review forms.
3. To create a stand alone online form for VAT exemption, identical to an existing form which is only accessible through the checkout process, which posts the results back to my email address.
Job Budget
Type:Fixed Price
Budget:£40 - £100 (Approx $63 - $157)
Additional Information
Attached Files: None
Bidding ends:Bidding Closed
Job Posted:03/12/2010 10:39
Clarification Board
S. L. on 03/12/2010 14:14Hi Stephen,
Could you please let me know the URL of your site ?
I have working captcha code examples and ample experience of form-to-email coding but I would like to confirm the packages and languages you already use in order to submit as competitive a bid as possible.
Regards,
Steve
Reply from Client
S. D. on 05/12/2010 11:32Hi Steve,
the url is www.spokz.co.uk.
many thanks
Steve
M. B. on 04/12/2010 11:22Hi Stephen,
I would also like to ask the same questions as Steve below.
If you are not sure of the system/package that your website uses, the website URL (link) should suffice...
I am confident that I can add CAPTCHA functionality to any website and have done this many times before, however, could you please explain in a little more detail your third task:
3. To create a stand alone online form for VAT exemption
For example, what information should be within this form? Where exactly should this form appear (within the checkout process?)? and does the form need to be stored in the sites database or just emailed? Does the information entered in this form have any effect on any aspect of the website itself such as change prices etc?
Regards,
Matthew
Reply from Client
S. D. on 05/12/2010 11:35Hi Matthew,
the VAT form exists already but is only accessed when a customer goes through the checkout process after placing an order. I need exactly the same form but as a stand alone page the I can direct customers to if they place an order over the phone. The results are then emailed to us.
our site is www.spokz.co.uk
regards
Steve
J. M. on 04/12/2010 23:07captcha etc will not entirely eliminate junk appearing in your forums. You need to be vigilant with your moderation and also perhaps vet users who register from strange places or show little activity.
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