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fill in form that fills in table??
Hello,
I've been doing our fantasy football month long draft on the web for a couple years. I put together a website that has some java scripts (countdown/up scripts) and primarily use tables to present data. Currently team owners email or phone in their picks. I then update the table in the html code. Well this is a pain in the a--. Also our company has put a stop to me ftp'ing out. Can I build a form that I could fill in and have it go into the tables? If you could give me an example to follow thats all I would need to do this. (I hope). Thanks....
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I've been doing our fantasy football month long draft on the web for a couple years. I put together a website that has some java scripts (countdown/up scripts) and primarily use tables to present data. Currently team owners email or phone in their picks. I then update the table in the html code. Well this is a pain in the a--. Also our company has put a stop to me ftp'ing out. Can I build a form that I could fill in and have it go into the tables? If you could give me an example to follow thats all I would need to do this. (I hope). Thanks....
BIll
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I'm kind of a one trick pony, so I like ASP. If you're looking for some cut & paste code, you could check out http://www.hotscripts.com/ASP/Scripts_and_Components/Form_Processors/ , although like everything else, it's probably better if you learn it instead.
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Been trying to get into forums since yesterday afternoon. Just got in.
Provider supports Perl/CGI
I'll also check out the URL KenAdney suggested.
Bill
Provider supports Perl/CGI
I'll also check out the URL KenAdney suggested.
Bill
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I just found out the my provider also supports Apache ASP. Does this help me with using asp scripts. I'm not sure how the asp scripts work and where they are placed on the server. I know CGI but would like to learn ASP if my provider can run it...
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I just found out the my provider also supports Apache ASP. Does this help me with using asp scripts. I'm not sure how the asp scripts work and where they are placed on the server. I know CGI but would like to learn ASP if my provider can run it...
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I just found out the my provider also supports Apache ASP. Does this help me with using asp scripts. I'm not sure how the asp scripts work and where they are placed on the server. I know CGI but would like to learn ASP if my provider can run it...
BIll
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I just found out the my provider also supports Apache ASP. Does this help me with using asp scripts. I'm not sure how the asp scripts work and where they are placed on the server. I know CGI but would like to learn ASP if my provider can run it...
BIll
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I just found out the my provider also supports Apache ASP. Does this help me with using asp scripts. I'm not sure how the asp scripts work and where they are placed on the server. I know CGI but would like to learn ASP if my provider can run it...
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Whats going on with the forums??
Heres more info. I'm using 123ehosts to host my webpage(s). They support Perl/CGI and Apache ASP. Also MySQL. I would really love to have 1 main form to input to a database. Team owners send to me via email or phone their selections. I then input the data. I would like them to be able to view the whole database and also be able to query the database by position, league team name and others. I don't think I will be able to do this with my current web provider. Tell me I'm wrong and put me on the right track.
Bill
Heres more info. I'm using 123ehosts to host my webpage(s). They support Perl/CGI and Apache ASP. Also MySQL. I would really love to have 1 main form to input to a database. Team owners send to me via email or phone their selections. I then input the data. I would like them to be able to view the whole database and also be able to query the database by position, league team name and others. I don't think I will be able to do this with my current web provider. Tell me I'm wrong and put me on the right track.
Bill
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Whats going on with the forums??
Heres more info. I'm using 123ehosts to host my webpage(s). They support Perl/CGI and Apache ASP. Also MySQL. I would really love to have 1 main form to input to a database. Team owners send to me via email or phone their selections. I then input the data. I would like them to be able to view the whole database and also be able to query the database by position, league team name and others. I don't think I will be able to do this with my current web provider. Tell me I'm wrong and put me on the right track.
Bill
Heres more info. I'm using 123ehosts to host my webpage(s). They support Perl/CGI and Apache ASP. Also MySQL. I would really love to have 1 main form to input to a database. Team owners send to me via email or phone their selections. I then input the data. I would like them to be able to view the whole database and also be able to query the database by position, league team name and others. I don't think I will be able to do this with my current web provider. Tell me I'm wrong and put me on the right track.
Bill
yes u can do this with your current web provider too.
I suggest u write scripts in perl/cgi for ur requirement.
I suggest u write scripts in perl/cgi for ur requirement.
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Thanks all but I decided to write .asp scripts. I also put my website over on Brinkster. Thanks all...
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I guess I'll give you the points VEngineer. Thanks.
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