Re: How do I Exchange data with web server
- From: "Vic Spainhower" <vicNoSpam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 24 Oct 2006 07:23:09 -0700
Albert,
Well, that simply means that the web site has a upload ability, and
software to read
the csv file on the server side. However, really, connecting to the
mysql database would be far better solution.
Right - the software is the PHP script that I wrote to do this. Connecting
to the database is not an option because the web site requires the IP
address be white listed and these are dial-up users whose IP address changes
every time they connect. As I've said I'm already doing it by connecting to
the database but this only works for cable and DSL users so I'm trying to
come up with a solution for dial-up users.
The ID that I'm trying to get back from the server is so when I send the
next set of files they will have the record ID inserted so the various
tables can be related. This is just a number and it would seem that I could
show it on the browser window (which I'm doing) and then do a screen scrape
in the Access program.
Vic
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