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Table population from SQL database

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Hi,

I'm building a website for someone and they would like table that can be populated by a specific visitors request.

My initial thoughs were that I'd be able to build a database in SQL to store the table data and then submit queries dependant on what the visitor wants to see - like they select from a menu or something. This would then populate the table with the relevant retrieved data.

Does anyone know of any demonstrations of stuff like where I can see it in action?

Thanks in advance,
Ant
 
You will need some serverside code for this. Read faq222-2244 for guidance on forum selection (and general forum usage), then ask the question again in the appropriate forum.
That may be forum434 or forum333 or forum855

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Agreed, You'll need to code this server-side. and the selection can be a simple query, that returns the adequate results.

But yeah you should ask this in the forum for the server side language you have access to and your web server supports.



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Ok thanks. Didn't realise it was Server Side code. I'll head over there and re post.

Thanks.
 
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