Real Estate Management System Project Ppt Free Download

Oct 4, 2012 - Download Estate Agent and Property Management System Project. We want to buy/sell property some of us go to real estate professionals.

Introduction A FREE complete real estate agent, or for sale by owner website. The complete code download is available at () or from Summary Completely web-based administration, set site colors, titles and layout all from the administrator login. Includes user signup, listing creation, printable listing format, image uploads with automatic thumbnail creation, user management, and site statistics.

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Users can also sign up automatically to create their own listings if you wish to set Real-Estate-Website up as a for-sale-by-owner site. All code is free and open-source released under the GPL. Details uses ASP () and Microsoft MS Access database. The package has many features, and requires the following components to run properly. • IIS 5 or higher • ASP 3.0 or higher • ASP Mail by Server Objects • ASP Image by Server Objects • Persits Upload • Read/Write/Delete permission on 1 folder • Database located outside of the web root (highly recommended) Once the files are copied to your website, you then login with the default username and password.

You will see a screen like the one below. From this screen you can setup your site's main settings. The homepage text, the site colors, url, title, mail server, support email, site font, etc. These settings allow you to customize the look and feel of the site to make it distinct. Many of these changes are made using one 'command' file, which I thought made things simpler.

Michael Winter 22-Apr-05 18:12 22-Apr-05 18:12 While I appriciate what you have done here, your whole site is completely Vulnerable. Just based on what I see in the 'article' you have failed to code securely.

Example: SQL Injection Attack Vulnerable. If site_font ' ' then mySQL = ' UPDATE tblSettings SET site_font = ' & site_font & ' ' WHERE ID = ' & id & ';' whtConn.execute(mySQL) redirect = ' settings.asp' end if There is currently a whole series of MSDN Webcasts called. The series relates to secure coding practices. In the future we will be able to return to the present.

Michael Winter wrote: your whole site is completely Vulnerable. Just based on what I see in the 'article' you have failed to code securely. I find it would be extremely difficult to determine something like that based on picking out 5 lines of code in the middle of an entire page of code. If you have looked at the entire code and the include files that are part of it, then please elaborate on how you came to the conclusion that the 'whole site is completely Vulnerable.' The page which contains this code is only accesible based on a session set by an admin login only, which then the variables are checked for valid data by a function in a common include file. I am not claiming at all that the code is 100% bug free and 100% secure, (not many programmers could), however, making such I strong statement, I think it would deserve much greater detail on this.

I don't know if all your code is unsecure. What I said was the whole site is vulnerable. One opening for SQL Injection attacks basically negates the security of the sight. I think the easiest way to explain this is by viewing the. There is a very effective demonstration that illustrates how one opening like the one I showed can render the entire site vulnerable. There isn't enough space to get into the whole thing here but I have found the same vulnerability in your login script. I will download your code and look at your include file but really, this is such an easy threat to negate with Asp.Net by using parameterized queries.