I basically just need to make the database to work like this site has it http://store.dragracing.com
If you notice that the categories below the "select your car" section are dependent of what car type is selected. I am using ColdFusion and Im just trying to get that access database...
um wow!!! my e-mail is spidalegz_2002@yahoo.com If you did what i think you did, then I owe you a lot. I can't wait to see what this is going to be like now.
Also, check and tell me if this looks right
SELECT CLyears.id, CLyears.years, CLyears.frn_model_id FROM CLyears WHERE (((CLyears.frn_model_id)=Forms!Banner!combo2)) ORDER BY clyears.years;
will that get my "years," which are actual years, to show up according to the code above? From...
Private Sub Combo0_AfterUpdate()
Combo2.Requery
End Sub
Private Sub Combo2_BeforeUpdate(Cancel As Integer)
End Sub
Private Sub Combo2_GotFocus()
If Len(Trim(Nz(Combo0, "") & "")) = 0 Then
MsgBox "Please Specify Make first"
Combo0.SetFocus...
WHEW. I finally got it. Okay back to the range. Pretty much, I want to see if i can put a range of years (ex. 90-98) in a table. But if i try, it will not let me since a
"-" is not a number. So would i have to put years individually in the table i make? Or is there a way around this...
lets just say. I am just getting back into Access. And pretend you would be teaching this to a 12 year old. I know its funny, but I need the help to get this done right. What i mean by it though, is that i want to be able to have for example: table1(make), table2(model), and table3(year) be used...
My large e-commerce store needs to select products by a vehicle specific date, make, and model. How can we have a range of car years for certain products corresponding to the car itself? How can we use the make and model also? Are there certain commands that will enable us to do this?
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