I am looking for some pointers… I have a hosting package which includes a number of mySQL databases. I would like to create a web based front end/entry form that allows people to enter data, and then submit it where it is saved in the mySQL database…(and also allows recall via an identifier) so I can then run queries on it using SQL Server Studio, dbVisualizer, or some other similar SQL tool.
I have some experience scripting SQL, and I think I can setup the database ok. The issue I am having is how to create and connect a web based form to the database. I would rather not create this at the code level and am hoping there is a simple solution, such as a program or service which I can enter parameters such as field names, and use a template.
Does anyone have any pointers?
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Posted 03 November 2010 - 06:35 AM
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Posted 11 November 2010 - 08:59 AM
I'm not aware of any templates that you could use for that, but it's not too difficult to set up a simple form yourself.
I'm guessing that your hosting package is a web hosting package provided by a third party. They usually offer PHP hosting as well, so I'd recommend creating a simple PHP form yourself.
The following tutorial is pretty easy to follow and should quickly show you how to set up a PHP page and add form fields to it and then connect it to your database: PHP/MySQL Tutorial - Part 1
Assuming you already know the SQL you want to execute to insert the values, this should be pretty straightforward for you.
Hope it helps!
I'm guessing that your hosting package is a web hosting package provided by a third party. They usually offer PHP hosting as well, so I'd recommend creating a simple PHP form yourself.
The following tutorial is pretty easy to follow and should quickly show you how to set up a PHP page and add form fields to it and then connect it to your database: PHP/MySQL Tutorial - Part 1
Assuming you already know the SQL you want to execute to insert the values, this should be pretty straightforward for you.
Hope it helps!
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