OT: Need a check on my site

it worked but no shoping cart? when I click to buy now it goes to e-mail. is that correct?

skeez

I clicked on products and went to a page that showed the book. I clicked on buy now and went to an order page. Everything worked for me.

Did you make changes or do I have a magic touch?

All the buttons worked for me.

Couple of comments.

As the other poster said - "buying" simply opens an email, with not even a subject. This is rather confusing. Shopping carts - much better idea.

Would you be willing to resize the home page so it doesn't require scroll bars (vert and horiz)? (I'm using 1280x1024 resolution.)

"Index" might be relabeled "Home".

You've got scroll bars showing up some pages in the middle of the content: CharlieSelf & Hardwood, that, while they do seem to serve a purpose, are so small relative to info w/in, they are confusing.

Since it's still a work in progress, I'll stop there, exceptin' to say

- pretty good for a first take!!

Renata

I'lll be dipped if I know. Payloadz is the spot where the book rises for purchase and download, but so far, it has been a bigger pain in the ass than using Yahoo for my web site. I spent something like a dozen hours yesterday getting the page up, all the basic in Payloadz, I thought, taken care of, only to have them tell me, time after time, that the product page URL did not exist. Their Express set up what you see.

I'll have to check, maybe see if I can get my wife to go through her computer and carry the process through. If that doesn't work, take it down, dump Payloadz and rethink the set up.

Yahoo consistently tells me that an Index page is essential. I've tried renaming it, but with their set up, renaming that one page just doesn't work. Weird.

I thought I had that thing set up pretty cleanly, but it's hard to tell on my monitor--Dell 2408WFP. I've got a lot of screen left on the right, some on the bottom, but I'm running--whassit? Native rez is

I can't get the scroll bars to move around on this monitor, and they were OK on my old monitor, a 19" Viewsonic CRT, sam rez you're using.

I guess first I need to check and see if I can change Index to Home or some such, then check to see what's needed to add a shopping cart. God, these "all in one" solutions are usuall "all in none" and it's possible Payloadz is that way. I'd had good reports, but no experience.

I think as a starter, I'll go back and try to do this whole thing through the longer Payloadz set up. If that works, we'll see, but if not, time to find another autodownloader/money collector.

Thanks, people!

Every thing works , gonna be a nice site, I am trying to do the same thing, more to show case my Woodworking , then anything else, please have a look, any feed back would be great. thanks Ken

No link was apparent on the products page when I visited.

Frank

Frank,

I just made some changes--jeez, the terminology would give a bat cramps--and it should have a Buy Now button. I hope.

I'll get a couple of woodworking articles up soon, and at least one freebie. Gotta draw those massive crowds with giveaways.

What resolution are you setting these photos to when you post them? My monitor isn't a fair test, as it is large enough to show all faults, but if you're doing the old standard of 72 PPI, you will show better results at the same size by posting them at 96 or 100 PPI.

When you look in your program for working with the photos, it should have a Resize Images command somewhere. When you open that, you'll get a box showing pixels per inch, as well as overall size in inches. Make changes in each unit as needed.

Your photos are good, but because of sizing, come up grainy looking (called noise today), without sharp edges.

Charlie... My guess is that the suggestion was to rename the Button from Index to Home.. The actual link would stay the same..

mac

Please remove splinters before emailing

ok this time it seems to have worked. I did not wait for the payzoids page to open but the URL was in the new browser window so I assume you might have that problem fixed. good luck with it charlie!

skeez

Enter your URL and this will check the code for mistakes to allow page to be compliant with all browsers.

Shitload of errors, but I have no idea what they are or where they are.

comments sent through the "mailto:" link on the page. "Products" link seems functional.

Tom Veatch Wichita, KS USA

From what I can find out, the changes seem to have worked. Whew! As with most things computorized, the start is a PITA, at least for me.

I did get one woodworking related article up, too.