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ASP Pages

Peter has attended:
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by - delegate Peter [16 posts] (2007 Feb 14 Wed, 11:00) Reply

What type of Dreamweaver ASP page will be best for populating an excel database?

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RE: ASP Pages

by - trainer David gold contributer [428 posts] (2007 Feb 15 Thu, 12:30) Reply

Hi Peter

Firstly I trust you are referring to a Microsoft Access Database, to do this a standard ASP page is fine, you just need to write the connection code to connect the page to the database. Once the connection has been made, you can use SQL statements to insert data into the database.

You will also need a web hosting package that supports ASP and has Microsoft Access database support.

Hope this helps

David

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JumpMenu in new window

When inserting a jumpmenu to a page, the only option available for 'open in' is usually 'main window'. There would be other options available if the page was a frameset.

To change the jumpmenu to open in a new window, change the target parameter of the selectbox in your code to 'window.open()'.

eg.
<select name="menu1" onChange="MM_jumpMenu('window.open()',this,0)">

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