Web-based form...

J

Jesterhoz

Hello all,

I have been working strictly in Access to create a kind of front-end for
users to retrieve invoice information from a database. It is very simple and
just uses a couple queries and a few tables. I have some users that do not
have access to our network but would like to have the use of this form. Is
there a simple way to make this accessible through the web? Or am I going to
need to learn ASP? I am really new to this so I apologize if this is a dumb
question.

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Trevor
 
N

Norman Yuan

Access form cannot be used in web apps. the closest thing in Access is Data
Page (since Access2K), but IMO, it is only suitable for intranet
environment. Yes, you need to learn some sort of web technology, be it ASP,
Jave, PHP...
 
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adsl

Jesterhoz said:
Hello all,

I have been working strictly in Access to create a kind of front-end for
users to retrieve invoice information from a database. It is very simple
and
just uses a couple queries and a few tables. I have some users that do
not
have access to our network but would like to have the use of this form.
Is
there a simple way to make this accessible through the web? Or am I going
to
need to learn ASP? I am really new to this so I apologize if this is a
dumb
question.

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Trevor
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A

adsl

Norman Yuan said:
Access form cannot be used in web apps. the closest thing in Access is
Data
Page (since Access2K), but IMO, it is only suitable for intranet
environment. Yes, you need to learn some sort of web technology, be it
ASP,
Jave, PHP...
Click to expand...
 
A

adsl

Jesterhoz said:
Hello all,

I have been working strictly in Access to create a kind of front-end for
users to retrieve invoice information from a database. It is very simple
and
just uses a couple queries and a few tables. I have some users that do
not
have access to our network but would like to have the use of this form.
Is
there a simple way to make this accessible through the web? Or am I going
to
need to learn ASP? I am really new to this so I apologize if this is a
dumb
question.

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Trevor
Click to expand...
 
A

adsl

Norman Yuan said:
Access form cannot be used in web apps. the closest thing in Access is
Data
Page (since Access2K), but IMO, it is only suitable for intranet
environment. Yes, you need to learn some sort of web technology, be it
ASP,
Jave, PHP...
Click to expand...
 
A

adsl

Norman Yuan said:
Access form cannot be used in web apps. the closest thing in Access is
Data
Page (since Access2K), but IMO, it is only suitable for intranet
environment. Yes, you need to learn some sort of web technology, be it
ASP,
Jave, PHP...
Click to expand...
 
A

adsl

Norman Yuan said:
Access form cannot be used in web apps. the closest thing in Access is
Data
Page (since Access2K), but IMO, it is only suitable for intranet
environment. Yes, you need to learn some sort of web technology, be it
ASP,
Jave, PHP...
Click to expand...
 
A

adsl

Jesterhoz said:
Hello all,

I have been working strictly in Access to create a kind of front-end for
users to retrieve invoice information from a database. It is very simple
and
just uses a couple queries and a few tables. I have some users that do
not
have access to our network but would like to have the use of this form.
Is
there a simple way to make this accessible through the web? Or am I going
to
need to learn ASP? I am really new to this so I apologize if this is a
dumb
question.

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Trevor
Click to expand...
 
A

adsl

Jesterhoz said:
Hello all,

I have been working strictly in Access to create a kind of front-end for
users to retrieve invoice information from a database. It is very simple
and
just uses a couple queries and a few tables. I have some users that do
not
have access to our network but would like to have the use of this form.
Is
there a simple way to make this accessible through the web? Or am I going
to
need to learn ASP? I am really new to this so I apologize if this is a
dumb
question.

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks,
Trevor
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