How to make a site like e-bay using ASP.NET?
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Here are a few links that will be helpful. They've definately been great help to me in learning C# and ASP.NET
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If you are planning to start a Collectible & Antique Online Website, first you need to get some inspirations... for which you need to do extensive surfing and know how it works as well as effective idea of developing website and user friendlier one...\n\nso... first check these links and let me know... what else... you require... by mail\n\nBharadwaj\nbgb76@rediffmail.com
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I will give you the name of a CD-rom that I have that will help you create a website and it will also help you monitor your auctions.  If you would like more information on this you can go to http://www.AuctionTeacher.com
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can you access 'e-bay'?
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I am afraid that your two part question has an easy answer and a hard one.\n\nIn order to set up a web page you need three things:\n\n- HTML coding to determine what information is on your webpage and what it looks like.\n- A "Web Host" to take those files and place them on a "web server" that is accessable to the internet.\n- A URL to tell the world how to get to your newly set up server.\n\nThe HTML coding piece can be done many different ways.  You can choose to purchase or download a free editing application that will let you design your own page from scratch or from some pre-designed templates that come with the software.  Some of the more popular examples of these programs are Microsoft FrontPage and Macromedia (now Adobe) Dreamweaver.  Using these tools does take some learning curve, but as a rule they are not difficult to master.\n\nAn alternative to using software is to utilize a service like Yahoo or NetFirms who offer "Fill in the blank" web design.  These providers allow you to pick a look and feel and simply fill in the boxes as to what information you want to provide.  Often the come bundled with a hosting package and URL which we are about to discuss.\n\nThe second step is to select a webhost.  A Google or Yahoo search on web host will yield hundred of results.  It is best to look for a provider that has been around for some time, has a recognizable brand name and easy access to quality customer support.  A web host will typically charge you a monthly fee ranging anywhere from $8-$800 dollars a month for your site based on complexity and number of visitors (bandwidth) you use up.\n\nFinally you need to obtain a URL (Uniform Resource Locator).  A URL is your address on the internet and tells people how to find you.  Typcially you can purchase a custom URL for use (ie - Mywonderfullwebsite.com) or you can use a longer name with your hosting provider (ie - www.webhostingcompany.com/mywonderfullwebsite).  If you want people to visit your site you should try to pick a URL that is short and easy to remember.\n\nMany web providers bundle all the above items into a single package and remove the complexity from the process for you.\n\nFinally you ask how to get people to look at it ?  That comes down to marketing.  Get the word out by contact webmasters of simmilar sites and asking them to link to your site, visit the major search engines and find the "submit" link where you can enter in your new URL for their review, or start reading up on any of the many many books / websites dedicated to search engines and internet marketing.\n\nGood Luck !
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www.asp.net everything is there ;)
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http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/fileupload.asp\n\nThats an excellent article on how to upload files in asp.net
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Try http://www.brinkster.com/Hosting/Educational.aspx\nI used it several years ago, for an ASP page, they even let me have an access database, I am not sure about what they offer now, but looks like they still have some free packages. GOOD LUCK!
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I suggest that you read PHP and ASP.NET Go Head-to-Head\nBy Sean Hull \n\nhttp://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/hull_asp.html
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Well, you going to have to use some HTML...there is no way to get around it.  HTML is essentially the foundation and the structure of the site that you are trying to build, the other languages allow you to manipulate data and provide functionality.  \n\nThat being said, there are a ton of other web scripting languages that you can use that will allow you to upload files and edit information.  My preference is asp.  I have just now started working in ASP.NET and it appears that it is fully capable as well, but unless you have a pretty good understanding of vbscripting and XML, it can be a bit of a pain to work through.\n\nFor free help with most available languages out there, check out http://www.w3cschools.com   They cover almost all of the currently used languages available for web development.
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You need to do that using a server script language, If you want to use it on a web site.\nCGI, PERL, PHP....
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try www.nonags.com or sourceforge.net
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Here are some sites -\nhttp://www.geocities.com\nhttp://www.tripod.lycos.com\nhttp://www.brinster.com - supports asp\nhttp://www.angelfire.com\nhttp://www.7host.com - supports asp\nhttp://www.websamba.com - supports asp
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I could do that code with just html and 1 programming language!\n\nthe html part is a classic form with at least one <input>\n\nif the language is javascript (it's harder) you request a flat file of the items to be search and you loop through it for the right hits. then you append them to the page.\n\nif it's any other (a cgi style language) you do all the searching on the server, and return a custom html page with the hits on it.\n\nall solutions will require a little programming... but it's not "Rocket Surgery"\n\n\nand you don't need sql for a little search box... only if you have thousands of pages!\n\nand steer clear of Microsoft solutions (ASP), PHP and the rest run everywhere!
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The totally easiest way in the WORLD is ebay.com, all you need is to set up an account, upload pictures of your item, describe it and tell people what you would charge for shipping.  Ebay only charges a $.30 listing fee and 5% overheard fee when you sell the item.  Not much when you consider an e-commerce website is about $50 a month on average. \nAuctiva.com is a free site that helps you make a listing look awesome.\n\nIt's easy and cheap!
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Ebay can be used for this function, check it out
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Ebay has its own toolbar -\n\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/ebay_toolbar/