Please see the link http://bivolino.com/confpage.aspx?CID=21
how to create the MEN'S Shirt page means click on the fabric the color of the shirt will be changed also there is front view ,back view is there .Also in side design tab there is a button tab click on any button the shirts button are being changed how to do that in javascript and php.
http://bivolino.com/confpage.aspx?CID=21
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Re: http://bivolino.com/confpage.aspx?CID=21
Dude. You're not using PHP. You have IIS and ASP.NET.
Re: http://bivolino.com/confpage.aspx?CID=21
no no. i have to implement like that site in php,mysql. i have no idea to implement that page(confpage.aspx?CID=21). so need some code that does it.
Re: http://bivolino.com/confpage.aspx?CID=21
No one's going to give you the code. You'll either have to spend days and days searching the Internet only to find that no, there isn't a pre-made script that'll do everything you want, or buck up and learn PHP.
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Re: http://bivolino.com/confpage.aspx?CID=21
tasairis wrote:No one's going to give you the code. You'll either have to spend days and days searching the Internet only to find that no, there isn't a pre-made script that'll do everything you want, or buck up and learn PHP.
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can you give any suggesion about database structure or the concepts to make it.
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Re: http://bivolino.com/confpage.aspx?CID=21
The site appears to use a commercial system (Bivolino services) which has been developed over many years. Developing a clone of it using php would be a huge task, and may lead to difficulties with intellectual property rights.
But I guess you are not trying to replicate the site, but only one or two of its features, such as the way the image changes when you click on a different fabric. Basically, the image of the shirt is made up of a number of sub-images. The positions of these sub-images are fixed relative to each other, probably using css, so that they look like a single image of a shirt. When the user clicks to change the fabric, the site uses javascript to replace the relevant sub-images with new sub-images in the new fabric colour. You could use Ajax to do this, otherwise the user's browser will have to download all possible sub-images when it first displays the page, which would be cumbersome. When the user asks for a back view, javascript replaces the shirt image with a new image (or, rather, a new collection of sub-images) of the back of the shirt, with possibilities for changing the colours etc. An alternative approach, not used by the site as far as I can see, would be to develop a Flash object capable of handling the changes in fabric, view etc.
This may give you some clues on what you might do. Even this single feature is a major task. It is only partly a php job, since most of the work would be done by css and Javascript. It is the sort of thing which professional web designers might tackle. If you want to have a go, start with something really simple (eg replacing a single image of a red shirt with a single image of a blue shirt), and see how far you can go. Good luck.
But I guess you are not trying to replicate the site, but only one or two of its features, such as the way the image changes when you click on a different fabric. Basically, the image of the shirt is made up of a number of sub-images. The positions of these sub-images are fixed relative to each other, probably using css, so that they look like a single image of a shirt. When the user clicks to change the fabric, the site uses javascript to replace the relevant sub-images with new sub-images in the new fabric colour. You could use Ajax to do this, otherwise the user's browser will have to download all possible sub-images when it first displays the page, which would be cumbersome. When the user asks for a back view, javascript replaces the shirt image with a new image (or, rather, a new collection of sub-images) of the back of the shirt, with possibilities for changing the colours etc. An alternative approach, not used by the site as far as I can see, would be to develop a Flash object capable of handling the changes in fabric, view etc.
This may give you some clues on what you might do. Even this single feature is a major task. It is only partly a php job, since most of the work would be done by css and Javascript. It is the sort of thing which professional web designers might tackle. If you want to have a go, start with something really simple (eg replacing a single image of a red shirt with a single image of a blue shirt), and see how far you can go. Good luck.