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TheSriLankan Duelist
Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 5
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My problem is that I want to use a database to display, well, all that's in this database. I've created it in Microsoft Access. It works on my computer but it doesn't when I've uploaded it. someone asked if I had a ASP, which I don't currently have. I want to know if anyone knows of an alternative solution to showing an Access database info on a webpage... Thanks for any help... |
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TheSriLankan Duelist
Join Date: Apr 2007
Posts: 5
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And yeah Echo, I use html pages, I tend to remain with using old stuff instead of new... like Flash 5, PaintShop 6.1, Frontpage & Notepad, and... Yahoo Instant Messenger 4! Sadly version 4 didn't work properly, so I prefer version 6 but it gives trouble also, so I'm going to upgrade it later. So yeah I guess I will try using an asp which I will now have to sit and read about and learn :p It may not be a bad thing... |
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Specialist SEO CMS
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Devon, UK
Posts: 28
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If you don't want to go the whole hog of learning asp you can export the data to real pages using DB to HTML technology. It's a lot quicker and easier. xlinesoft.com has some great programs or just Google DB to HTML. |
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