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beginner Access question
Ladies and gents -
I'm a newbie at DB design using Access 2000 and have a simple question. Here is what I want to accomplish: I've already put together a simple DB that will hold appr 2000 records, each record containing appr 40 fields. I want to be able to pull the info from a single record (name, address, zip, phone, etc.) out of the DB, incorporate it into an html template, and publish it to a web site. I'm not interested in putting the entire DB on the web - I want to control the info that is dispersed to my web visitors. What is the best way to do this? All suggestions are sincerely appreciated! ![]() |
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I don't quite understand the limitations you have. A typical scenario would be to locate the mdb on your web server and use asp, php or some other server-side code to dynamically generate whatever html should go to the client browser.
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suggestions?
Doug -
Thanks for your reply. Keeping my rookie status in mind, are there software tools that will help me accompish what you have suggested? I use Frontpage 98 for my website and am designing an Access 2000 DB. Is there an easier way to accomplish my objective (MySQL maybe?) Thanks! |
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I don't know of any easy GUI tools for creating dynamic pages, except maybe ASP.NET? Personally I would use PHP (because its free and easy). As far as DB design goes, it doesn't get much easier than MS Access. If you want to learn how to get a dynamic page up and running I highly recommend the visual quickstart guide: PHP for the World Wide Web, which can be found HERE. Online tutorials help out a lot, but I've always found that having a book makes it painless and a lot faster. Hope that helps.
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There are a couple of third party tools you can use to generate ASP or PHP pages.
Heres two: http://www.hkvstore.com/aspmaker/ http://www.citybusinesslogic.com/apwab.php |
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I appreciate the replys. Looks like I should go with a MySQL DB and PHP.
...off to do some learnin' |
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