Access reference

C

Caglar

Hi experts,
Is there a way to show a reference from access table, in
this case it is contact information, on a frontpage so
that it would show the information on the webpage? Also it
would pull the latest information from the db. I want to
be able to change the contact info on all the single pages
at once instead of going one by one. It is a real estate
listing and every agent has more than one listing on a
more than one directory. Every time their information
changes I have to find where they have their information
listed. i built a access db that has all the info
avaliable now i need a direction to utilize both programs,
if possbile. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
 
P

Peter Aitken

Caglar said:
Hi experts,
Is there a way to show a reference from access table, in
this case it is contact information, on a frontpage so
that it would show the information on the webpage? Also it
would pull the latest information from the db. I want to
be able to change the contact info on all the single pages
at once instead of going one by one. It is a real estate
listing and every agent has more than one listing on a
more than one directory. Every time their information
changes I have to find where they have their information
listed. i built a access db that has all the info
avaliable now i need a direction to utilize both programs,
if possbile. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Yes, this sort of thing is very common. There are several ways to do it. In
FP 2002 you can use the database wizard. FP 2003 has even better database
tools, but I am not familiar with them. Or you can write your own ASP code.
Check out FP help, the MSDN website - lots of info is available.
 
C

Caglar

thank you very much for your help.

-----Original Message-----


Yes, this sort of thing is very common. There are several ways to do it. In
FP 2002 you can use the database wizard. FP 2003 has even better database
tools, but I am not familiar with them. Or you can write your own ASP code.
Check out FP help, the MSDN website - lots of info is available.


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Peter Aitken

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