jwcolby
jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com
Wed Jan 4 05:48:12 CST 2012
> Not quite sure what your question is? Me either. This is the same client as the database from hell. The website and this report were farmed out to a web site development company who has since been dismissed. It looks like I might be able to get the work developing reports such as these. I haven't seen the code that generates the report but I am told by someone without a clue that it is done in "DotNet". So I have no idea whether that is in fact the case but I suspect it is because this person without a clue has been talking to a programmer brought in to tweak (or perhaps finish) the report. The deal is that this programmer has a day job and doesn't sound as if he really wants to be involved with tweaking / finishing this report but is doing so "as time permits" as a favor to his cousin. Since there is a development void, I want to examine stepping in as the developer here. So is there a .Net environment used for this kind of thing? Is that ASP.Net? I see C# Asp.Net projects which perhaps is used for building the web site itself, and maybe the report itself. I will know more today sometime. John W. Colby Colby Consulting Reality is what refuses to go away when you do not believe in it On 1/4/2012 5:27 AM, Gustav Brock wrote: > Hi John > > That link times out here, but this: > > http://demos.buyerlogic.com/aleve/admin/ > > shows a report of some kind - looks like clean HTML, not even ASP Classic stuff. > > Not quite sure what your question is? > > /gustav > > >>>> jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com 04-01-2012 04:00>>> > Anyone who understands developing web based reports, if you would go to this url. It apparently > takes them about 20-30 seconds to compute this however they did this. > > http://demos.buyerlogic.com/aleve/admin/report.aspx > > I may have an opportunity to take over developing reports like this for the client. More work is > always good if I can do it. >