This tutorial will explain how to create a database search page, a results page and a detail page using Dreamweaver and Microsoft Access. You will need both these applications and a PC with Windows 98, Windows NT with PWS (Personal Web Server) or Windows 2000 or XP pro with IIS (Internet Information Server) installed in order to complete the tutorial.
NOTE: This tutorial was originally written for Ultradev 4, however, with the exception of a few interface differences, the process is almost identical for Dreamweaver MX and you shouldn't have any problems following the tutorial.
Take a look at the working demo to see how the finished pages will work.
Multiple paramater ASP - Access Database search
Owen Eastwick
I have over a dozen years experience in the IT industry and in the past 5 I have focussed exclusively on web site design and development. I'm familiar with all aspects of web site design from planning through to launch. I specialise in developing dynamic, ASP/VBScript web sites utilising either a Microsoft Access or a SQL Server database back end. I also create logos, artwork and design web site interfaces so I am able to develop a complete web site from “front-end” through to “back-end” if required.
In addition to developing sites directly for clients I also undertake sub-contract projects developing ASP and database solutions for other web site designers. If you've got a rush job and a fast approaching deadline or you've simply reached a seemingly impassable sticking point within a project, get in touch.
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