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Asked by pauldownham in Microsoft Access Database, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
I've searched around EE, but not found an answer to what I assume must be a common issue, and that's how to generate/refresh pages of HTML code that are based on information held in Access.
My basic page is a mix of headers, javascripts, HTML code, etc. that works just fine on the website, and I have several of them - the only difference between each page being the image references, weblinks etc. These variables are held (and updated) in an Access table, so the aim is to have some code that outputs the pages as individual HTM files, each with the substitutions in place.
I started looking at the Open then Print commands to write the output file, but soon fell apart with all the HTML quote symbols playing up etc.
Any clues please?
20091118-EE-VQP-93 / EE_QW_2_20070628
