Re: frontpage database edit
From: Thomas A. Rowe (tarowe_at_mvps.org)
Date: 01/31/05
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Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 01:21:24 -0500
You can manually write one, otherwise you have to go through the Wizard.
-- ============================================== Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage) WEBMASTER Resources(tm) http://www.ycoln-resources.com FrontPage Resources, WebCircle, MS KB Quick Links, etc. ============================================== To assist you in getting the best answers for FrontPage support see: http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp "alex" <alex@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2AC46791-035E-4AED-AE95-5634A551E674@microsoft.com... >I just want the page where you can make change to the database. Is there > anyway of just getting that page? > > "Andrew Murray" wrote: > >> Yes, go to File > New > web or template then click "more web templates" and >> then go to Database Interface Wizard. >> >> Here's the contents of the Help file for Database Interface Wizard. >> Using the Database Interface Wizard with ASP >> >> Important The following procedures will not work on a Web site located on >> a server running Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services. >> >> >> By using the Database Interface Wizard on a Web site hosted on a server >> running Active Server Pages (ASP), you can create Web pages to add, edit, or >> delete database records. You can also specify a password to help protect >> those pages. >> >> >> Security Use this feature with caution. Sensitive or confidential >> information could be revealed to others, such as other authors of your Web >> site, or site visitors on the Internet or your intranet. >> >> >> Start the Database Interface Wizard >> >> >> 1.. On the File menu, click New. >> 2.. On the New task pane, under New Web site, click More Web site >> templates. >> 3.. Double-click Database Interface Wizard. >> >> >> Specify ASP as the server technology and a database connection >> >> 1.. In the FrontPage has detected that your page will display best using >> area, make sure to select the check box for ASP, so that your pages will >> work correctly on a Web site located on a server running ASP. >> 2.. Specify the database connection you want. >> >> Select the table or view and where it will be stored >> >> 1.. In the Select the table or view you would like to use for this >> database connection list, click the table or view you want. >> 2.. In the Specify a location for the new files box, type a path to a >> folder in the active Web site to store the pages for adding, deleting, and >> editing database records. >> >> >> Specify the database columns and form fields >> >> a.. Under Edit form field type list, you can add, modify, delete, or >> change the order of the database columns and the corresponding form fields >> used to edit or update those fields. >> >> >> Notes >> >> a.. If you clicked Create a new Microsoft Access database within your Web >> site on the first page of the wizard, the page to specify columns and fields >> will appear sooner in the wizard. >> b.. Some options might be unavailable. For example, if you clicked Use an >> existing database connection on the first page of the wizard, the option to >> add new columns is unavailable. >> >> >> >> >> Specify the pages to create >> >> a.. Select the pages you want the wizard to create for you. >> >> Notes >> >> a.. When you select the pages you want the wizard to create for you, if >> you select either the Submission Form or the Database Editor check box, you >> can create pages to add, edit, and delete records. Likewise, if you select >> the Don't password protect my submission form or my database editor with a >> username and password check box, any site visitor can add, edit, or delete >> database records. >> b.. Even if you do password protect this page, there are still security >> risks. Refer to FrontPage Help to learn more about database and security >> best practices. >> >> >> "alex" <alex@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:7ADB00C1-4253-4BF0-83E2-DF4689027C09@microsoft.com... >> >I used frontpage 2003 to build a database entry form and also a results >> >page. >> > But is it possible bulid a page where i can edit the information in the >> > database? >> >> >>
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