I've been making a website for the past few days now, and it's
starting to get a little on top of me, so would like to know if anyone
would like to help collaborate on my project with me?
I've got some vague PHP and MySQL experience from years gone by, and
am currently getting by OK, but the next bit of my site would
effectively like to include Java of some sort, which I don't have a
clue about.
The web application is being built for work, which is my dad and
uncles company. The whole way we work at the moment is a little all
over the shop, so a web app which can simplify a lot of what we do at
work would be great.
Currently I've constructed a site which has a Jobs section, we
reference our jobs to job numbers, so the auto inc ID is spot on, I've
also added title and created fields, as well as BelongsTo links with
Users (ie, the person creating the job), Companies (the company we're
working for), Authorities (the authority whose regulations our work
needs to conform with for the specified job) as well as a few other
fields like address, site manager name etc. There's currently also a
HasMany link to a documents model, which allows users to View a job,
then upload files relevant to the job.
On top of what I've got, I'd like to work on the Documents section,
and allow for revisions of files to be uploaded. I would also like a
quoting tool to be implemented, a little like the invoice section in
here http://invoicr.phpvideotutorials.com/ Where an item is added,
then (this is where I think the java comes in) a new line can be
added, lines can be edited or removed, and there should be some
standard lines already on there as a items that should provisionally
included in every job, but these should be able to be removed and
edited also if needs be. A running total would displayed at the bottom
and the quote should then be able to be printed nicely, by putting it
into a PDF with a list of items, total at the bottom, specified
headers, and details from the related job page like an address
included.
If anybody can offer any help or some collaboration that would be
greatly appreciated.
Regards, Ryan
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