Request a Tutorial:Forms and SQL
Last Post 05/17/2010 4:14 PM by Dave Hassall. 3 Replies.
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Dave Hassall
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02/23/2010 6:00 AM
    Hi Guys I have just watched the videos about Datasprings Dynamic Forms. I plan to use this excellent product for a website. But I am interested in posting the form data straight to the database. It would be good to see a tutorial on this. I’d also like to see how to get the data out, either to Excel or Access. In your other tutorials about the database you “hand craft” you queries. You may want to show using the query builder as this is a powerful tool for those less familiar with SQL. Also in the video on Shadow Pages you showed an error that occurred – this was brilliant – it is nice to see a flawless tutorial but we all make mistakes – pointers on how to debug our mistakes is often as valuable as the tutorial itself. Keep up the great work
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    03/10/2010 5:02 AM
    I have added a new forum entry which I hope will help others http://www.dnncreative.com/Forum/ta...fault.aspx Regards Dave
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    03/10/2010 7:52 AM
    That's great, thanks for adding this in Dave
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    05/17/2010 4:14 PM
    Hi

    I am having fantastic experience at the moment using DataSprings Dynamic Forms. I am interfacing to the back end SQL using Access 2007. Dynamic Forms has some amazing features when it comes to having completion events that update the SQL database - they even generate the queries to create the database table, plus all the other functions INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE etc

    My advice if building a live site is to create a demo site, build, test and mess with the SQL database, when it's tested and working use the modules export facilty to bring it into the live environment


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