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Subject: | Re: FLASH: Flash & eCommerce |
From: | Michael Penne |
Date: | Fri, 1 Oct 1999 23:43:29 +0100 |
So let me get this straight, your saying that MS
random breaking of a previously supported feature of
the .swf format is simply a business opportunity for
those with 'full site development skills' in your
view? Futhermore, 'how fairly' and 'how simple' a fix
this is obviously depends on how much information was
formerly printable in the .swf format, how much
running these new scripts will impact server
performance and download time. Elsewhere, I spend a
good deal of time promoting and justifying the use of
Flash, thanks, and the former ability of the client to
print exactly and EASILY (without having to click a
button, open a new window, wait for an often dog slow
.asp or .pl script to run) what they saw on the screen
was once one of the benefits of swf, and one I frankly
hate losing.
My problem is that a site which was done, signed,
sealed, delivered, now no longer works as it did, and
now needs more work to fix the problem with printing.
As far as using .swf as an e-commerce format, I think
that it will not be ready until MACR can assure
developers that the next upgrade in MSIE will not
randomly break previously supported .SWF features.
--- "Russell E. Unger" <rungerzaxcoms [dot] com> wrote:
> Michael...
>
> Not to offend, but it seems like your "full site
> development" skills may not
> be up to those types of tasks; these types of
> challenges exist in every-day
> consultancy firms and in a lot of our own freelance
> lives. It's fairly
> simple to create an "include" file that does the
> javascript for you
> once--simply pulling it from a static file and
> dropping it into place when
> needed.
>
> I'm not going to go much further into it, but it's
> not a terribly detailed
> process and it's happening all over the place.
> There's always more than one
> solution, and someone always has a much better
> solution than the one I think
> of. It just happens that way.
>
> I think you're just failing to see all the
> possibilities and writing off a
> tool too quickly.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Russ
> Michael Penne wrote:
>
> > And so you would like to make javasript (assuming
> MS
> > doesn't break that next) windows for every section
> of
> > the site the customer would like to print? Lots of
> > people like to print out product info, warrantee
> info,
> > etc. from sites to discuss, ponder, or just
> > because...sort of seems like a problem to me, I
> dunno.
> >
> > --- Branden Hall <bhallfigleaf [dot] com> wrote:
> > > Thats really not as much of an issue as you
> would
> > > think.. .since its very
> > > possible and very easy for an experience
> Flash/JS
> > > programmer make a
> > > javascript pop-up that has their order in
> plain-text
> > > for the user to print
> > > out. Personally I look forward to flash-based
> > > ecommerce sites.
> > >
> > > -= Branden J. Hall
> > > -= Web Developer / Instructor
> > > -= Fig Leaf Software
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
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