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> How to connect the .accdb and a HTML code
Thomas214
post Feb 18 2013, 03:41 AM
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I would like to create a site where there are 4 boxes, where you would select in a drop down menu text and in the other 3 write a number. Then when you press a button you would get values of the text from the .accdb and automatically calculate two of them with the written numbers and the ones in the .accdb. How could I do that? I already have the boxes and the button.


Example:

.accdb:
PROFILE.....NUMBER 1....NUMBER 2....NUMBER 3
Profile 1..........13 ...............35................23
Profile 2..........53................23................45

Site:
Imput:
Box 1: Select Profile 1 in a drop down box ........ Box 2: 12.......Box 3: 32.......Box 4 : 20%

Output:
NUMBER 1: 13......NUMBER 2: 35......Value 1: Box 2 * NUMBER 2.......Value 2: (NUMBER 3 * Box 4 )/ 100

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Darin McGrew
post Feb 18 2013, 02:17 PM
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Well, you can't do this with HTML. HTML is just markup, not a programming language.

You could do it with client-side programming using JavaScript. Or you could do it more reliably with server-side programming; what kinds of server-side programming (e.g., PHP, CGI, Java servlets, ASP) can you use?
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rawka
post Feb 21 2013, 10:13 PM
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not too much info on asp out there you are probably best at using php and a database. there is a lot of info out there for this stuff.
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