caravan

Hi, We are creating a website for caravan users in the UK. It is to be a combination of ASP.NET and HTML pages. The HTML pages contain simple text information and will be the default layout, loading [login to view URL] as the default frameset. These pages have already been fully designed and will have hyperlinks to the ASP.NET pages which will load in either the mainframe or in a new window. The purpose of the site is to enable people to buy and sell their caravans, motorhomes, accessories, etc. through our pages and to search for caravans, motorhomes and accessories from the database using the ASP.NET and SQL framework. The visitor has to register with us before he can upload anything to the site and once registered he can place as many different adverts as he likes and must be able to edit them also. This is to be fully automatic with minimum administration. Each advert can have four photographs to go along with it and these are to be stored in two folders on the server  not in the database. One folder contains the full-size image and the other contains the thumbnail, created from the full-size image automatically at upload time and which will come up during search results. This is to be hyperlinked to the full-size image which must open in a new smaller window. The full-size image is to be resized upon upload to 256x256 pixels and stored as a JPEG image. The thumbnail is to be sized at 60x60 pixels. The registration page, the database, the upload pages, the image storage code and a few other pages have already been completed and have been uploaded to the site. There are a few bugs to sort out as yet and the search pages have not been created. Our current coder Gopalakrishnan, who works in Tiruvannamalai has not got the real-life experience or the time to finish the site design within the timescale allotted for it. If you are willing to do this I would like you to work with him to finish the site design and get it working fully ASAP. He knows what is required to finish it. I prefer the coder to be based in South India if possible because of contact problems. My thanks Graham Boyd