ASP.NET Attribute Toggle Module Budget Max ($100) -- 2
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need a small, self-contained module written in ASP.NET that lets me turn specific product attribute values on or off. The immediate focus is on the Color and Size attributes, so the code should let an admin mark any Color or Size value as “enabled” or “disabled” and have that flag respected wherever the catalog is rendered.
My site is already running on ASP.NET, so the deliverable must blend smoothly with an existing code-base and database schema. I expect:
• A clean UI element that plugs into the current admin area to manage the toggle state.
• All business logic wrapped in a service layer so I can reuse it in other screens or an API later.
• Database integration that records the enabled/disabled status without altering unrelated tables.
• C# source code, SQL script (if new tables or columns are needed), and clear setup notes so I can drop the module into staging and test immediately.
Acceptance criteria:
1. I can disable any Color or Size value for a single product or globally across products.
2. Disabled values never appear in the storefront or search results.
3. Re-enabling restores them with no loss of data or sort order.
4. All basic CRUD operations continue to work for products already using the module.
If you have real ASP.NET experience and can turn this around quickly, let’s talk.
My site is already running on ASP.NET, so the deliverable must blend smoothly with an existing code-base and database schema. I expect:
• A clean UI element that plugs into the current admin area to manage the toggle state.
• All business logic wrapped in a service layer so I can reuse it in other screens or an API later.
• Database integration that records the enabled/disabled status without altering unrelated tables.
• C# source code, SQL script (if new tables or columns are needed), and clear setup notes so I can drop the module into staging and test immediately.
Acceptance criteria:
1. I can disable any Color or Size value for a single product or globally across products.
2. Disabled values never appear in the storefront or search results.
3. Re-enabling restores them with no loss of data or sort order.
4. All basic CRUD operations continue to work for products already using the module.
If you have real ASP.NET experience and can turn this around quickly, let’s talk.