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The Vetbook

I need a web-designer with good .php skills to make my site database driven.

I am a final year student at the Royal Vet College-London. I have been creating a website using google sites where fellow final year students and new graduates can up-load a photo and their CV. I collect the data using google forms but to display it on the site I have to enter it manually. I have recently purchased www.thevetbook.com domain and linux hosting with MySQL databases.

I would like my current site www.thevetbook.co.uk to be recreated (or a similar looking site) on this new domain and hosting. I also want the site to be dynamic database driven so that users can enter their details and photo and they automatically appear on the site in the relevant sections and users are able to edit their entries themselves.

The form on the Sign Up! page shows the data I want collected, but I do not want the users email, surname or phone number to appear on the site, as these need to be accessible by me alone. Each user needs their own page with their CV and photo on. People searching for vets need to be able to filter through all the vets on the site by:- the locations theyre looking to work in in the UK; the type of practice (small animal/equine/farm/mixed/exotic); other parameters.

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Sign Script Requiring UniversalXPConnect Privilege

Hello.

I have a website which uses some functionality implemented in the Firefox extension, which I developed. JavaScript script on one of my webpages requires UniversalXPConnect privilege for communicating with XPCOM component implemented in my Firefox extension.

By default, when my script tries to enable this privilege for accessing XPCOM component:

netscape.security.PrivilegeManager.enablePrivilege("UniversalXPConnect");

… the following error occurs:

Error: A script from "http://example.com" was denied UniversalXPConnect privileges.

To enable this privilege currently users need to manually edit "signed.applets.codebase_principal_support" setting in "about:config" Firefox page.

From this page: http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/components/signed-scripts.html I learned that it is possible to explicitly sign my webpage containing script which requires this privilege. After I sign my script users will not need to manually edit above mentioned setting.

I will provide you path to test webpage. Website is hosted on Linux platform.

I would like you to give me detailed step-by-step instructions on how do I sign my script (what tools should I download, how to create certificate, etc.), such that after following your instructions editing about:config setting will not be necessary.

Thank you,
Naismith

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