
March 18th, 2002, 10:35 PM
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Gödelian monster
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Join Date: Jul 1999
Location: Central Florida, USA
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Hi Absocold,
I suppose it's been long enough that no one answered your question. Problem is, your question is not very specific, and is honestly, extremely basic. If you don't know anything about databases and scripting, and you don't want to learn, there's really no way to help you. I will mention that it's not that hard to use PHP with Access, and PHP is very easy to install on a Windows server. You don't need MySQL. Here is an article with some good examples: http://www.phpbuilder.com/columns/siddarth20000228.php3
I can only assume you are asking because the built-in widgets and wizards provided by Microsoft can't get you there.
Best I can do is tell you that you are going to have to build a query of some sort, which can take in parameters from a web-based form. This means you are going to have to learn just a little bit about scripting, unfortunately. Even if you use Frontpage, you have to know how to connect A with B.
I can't give you any more help without knowing what your database design is. For example, if you have each of your book groups in a different table, then we have a problem. Hopefully, you have takend the time to learn a little about normalizing your tables in a database, and how not to store redundant information.
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