Freelance Projects, Design and Programming Tutorials
Need SEO pro to consult on monthly or project basis on our various campaigns. Individuals or SEO companies can also apply. Must have proven track record. 5 to 10 hours per month,must be able to tweek… (Budget: $250-750, Jobs: SEM / Adwords, SEO)
Hello Bidders, I am looking for US based consumer data that is valid and fresh. I am looking for the following fields as must have in the data: First Name Last Name zip address Phone email etc… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Bulk Marketing, Classifieds Posting, Craigslist, Internet Marketing, Leads)
We are an ambient media company that specializes in advertising in bars and clubs. We require information on types of ambient media that we could add on as a new product line. We currently have a washroom advertising product among others… (Budget: $250-750, Jobs: Advertising, Market Research, Virtual Assistant, Web Search)
We need two visual basic 2010 functions that visit the specified websites and returns the required information. Please see attached document for detailed description of functions needed. (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: HTML, Visual Basic, Web Scraping)
For zahid……….. (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Speech Writing, Translation, Travel Writing)
Hello, I’d like a script that parse usenet headers and saves them and also a download client for windows and mac Regards Marc Weber (Budget: $250-750, Jobs: PHP)
We’re looking for freelance Craiglist poster’s to post in all the major cities throughout the US. We’re looking for experienced poster’s with an established Craigslist history. Great opportunity to make top$$$. Nothing Adult, all business to business connects. You post, we sell, we pay you!
We can track your leads and we have the most experience closers in our industry.
I am looking to create a script that will track specific keywords and then display them in a visual format as the keyword tracking progresses from day to day.
This would include moving averages
Top keyword of the day
Trends
This site would track the totals of various predefined words.
There would also be a realtime stream of the tweets using these predefined words.
In the beginning a simple clean layout very similar to the layout on the website above.
Needs:
1. Predefind keywords will be tracked
2. Ping twitter though api
3. Get no of count for every keywords.
4. Display the results of the predefined word count to a webpage.
5. The results should be able to be auto-updated at defined intervals
Experience with twitter’s api and php a must
I would like to have a Drupal module created that allows a viewer to follow a link from an individual content page of a certain CCK type, pay some fees via ecommerce and/or payment module, and then once the fees are paid, the content page that they were referred from will unpublish, but not delete, and then be forwarded to a webform. Tokens taken from a field in the original content page will also be forwarded, and populated into the webform. A PDF form will be populated with the webform data and saved for future reference.
***PLEASE! Read the attachment. It is much more detailed than this description.***
Drupal: 6.15
SQL: 5.0.90
PHP: 5.2.9
I have an Flash menu with links. The links are contected with java that loads the main body of the page and does noe reload the whole page everytime. I just neeed to edit the text of the link in the flash menu. Two edits.
Basically when a link is clicked on the flash menu only the main body of the page loads the new link not the entire page.
here is our page.
http://nofreeze.limewebs.com/
What i need edited is.
…
1. change F.A.Q’S to FAQs
2. completly remove the link “Benefits of fish oil”
3. push the two lower links up.
4. Add bullet points on one page.
I NEED THIS DONE TODAY!
Should be really simple.
Thanks
Hello,
We are looking for a programmer to create an ebay listing and feedback importer tool to put on our new auction marketplace website. You should have a very good understanding of ebay API and if you have experience with ilance software that is a plus.
Regarding what specifically needs done to our new online marketplace is that before we officially launch this website we’d like to have a “grabber” or importing tool installed on it so that new users can import their ebay listings and feedbacks directly over with just a few clicks of the mouse. This concept is very important to a brand new auction site, as it allows the site to grow much more rapidly. A couple of specific examples of what we are looking for can be provided via the SL message board. Also, we have over 200 websites that constantly need maintenance and new ones created as well. So we would like to establish a good working relationship with a coder for a long term business relationship as well. We currently have 2 in-house coders/programmers and that does not seem to be enough…lol
Thank you in advance
We need a logo designed for a company that specialises in Barcode Scanners. The company name is Solar Data, so we would like something like a sun, moon or star as well as either a barcode scanner or a barcode… (Budget: $30-250, Jobs: Illustration, Logo Design)
I have a penny auction site that needs to completed since the company I hired was all talk when it came down to finishing it. I even offered to keep them on payroll after the launch to make sure the site… (Budget: $1500-3000, Jobs: Amazon Web Services, C# Programming, eCommerce, Java, PHP)
In general, I am not a big fan of Website annotation tools. Adding notes to Web pages just doesn’t seem like a natural act to me. I’d rather comment via Twitter or in actual comments. But sometimes you want to be able to mark up a page and communicate more visually. A new free app called Bounce let’s you do just that.
Bounce is very simple. You enter a URL and it goes and grabs a screenshot, which can then be annotated with red rectangles and comments. You draw a rectangle around the part of the page you want to comment on, then add and save your comment. Then you send the newly created link to anyone you want to share your comments with via Twitter, Facebook, or email. They can add their own comments and so on. For instance, here is one showing the TechCrunch homepage.
it is not perfect. The comments appear only briefly when you first click on the shared link, and then disappear. You have to hover over each box to see the comment underneath, which isn’t completely obvious. It also takes a while to process each page. My other pet peeve about the service is that each new comment creates a new URL, so there is no master URL showing the most up to date version of the marked up page. (The new link appears in hard-to-read grey text in a box next to the “save” button). Creating a new link for each revision is a good idea, but the original link should always be the default with all the latest annotations because that is the one people are most likely to pass around. Overall, the comments and other elements could benefit from darker backgrounds so they stand out more
Bounce is a new product from Zurb. It is really a lite version of its other product, Notable, which it charges for and has more features such as private sharing and the ability to mark up images, PDFs, and other documents. We’ve covered Notable before.
It appears Apple has filed yet another patent infringement lawsuit against HTC and its subsidiaries.
From the looks of it, the new suit, which was filed earlier this week in the same Delaware court as the initial lawsuit filed in March 2010, is adding two one additional patent to the twenty the Cupertino company alleged were being infringed upon by HTC.
As the court documents (embedded below) show, Apple mentions four of its patents in the suit. However, two of them had already been included in the initial suit, and it appears like they are being re-included because of some minor corrections that needed to be made by the USPTO.
But, there’s also mention of infringement upon these two (similarly titled) patents, which were not initially included:
– 6,282,646: “System for real-time adaptation to changes in display configuration” by Hendry et. al. and assigned to Apple Computer, Inc. (Granted 8/28/2001)
– 7,380,116: “System for real-time adaptation to changes in display configuration” by Hendry et. al. and assigned to Apple Inc. (Granted 5/27/2008)
Update: looks like the patents are actually one and the same after all – the second one is a continuation of the first application. Here’s the summary:
A hot-plugging capability for video devices is achieved by shifting the responsibility for recognizing changes in the configuration of a display environment from a computer’s operating system to a device manager.
When an input/output device is added to or removed from the computer system, an interrupt signal informs a device manager of the fact that a change in configuration has occurred. In response thereto, the device manager determines whether the changed component relates to the computer’s display function.
If so, the device manager makes a call to the computer’s display manager, to inform it of the fact that the display configuration has changed. In response to this call, the display manager reconfigures the display space for the computer system and notifies clients as appropriate, to accommodate display features associated with the added component.
With this change in the configuration of the display space, the added component becomes immediately available for use.
And one of the drawings included in the patent:
I’m not an expert here, but this could be a new lawsuit, given that there’s a unique case number and filing date. The court is the same (Delaware District Court), but a judge has not yet been assigned according to the filing docs. That or this one replaces or expands the initial lawsuit. As I said, I’m no expert.
Either way, it looks like Apple is writing another chapter in the patent wars against HTC (which counter-sued Apple back in May for infringement of five of its patents).
We’ve been in touch with both companies, but have not heard back.
We’ll update as soon as we find out more.
