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Dumping Data from Internet Form in to Database

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#1: May 21 '08
I am redoing a website for friend and they would like to know if it is possible to create a form on their web page, and when the user fills it out and hits submit, that data will be inserted into their access database.

I think this is possible but i don't really know for sure, and if it what would the best language be to code it? PHP, JavaScript?

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#2: May 21 '08

re: Dumping Data from Internet Form in to Database

After a little research it appears that PHP to MySql would be the easiest to start with
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#3: May 21 '08

re: Dumping Data from Internet Form in to Database

True, most ISP's will support this. Access is seldom used for web applications as it's less stable.

Nic;o)
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