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Not sure what it is you are looking to do.
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Need simple answers/recommendations/re<wbr />asons at this time regarding collecting membership data on a website. Would be nice to evaluate answers on the fly, so answers are valid when completed.
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Currently my website new membership application input is viewable with &quot;Participants database&quot;, but I don't see where I can validate the newly engtered field data such as zip code, for which I need to confirm that it is a valid 5 digit number, and also confirm that it is an existing postal zip code by comparing it to a list of U.S. zip codes. &nbsp;Can WordPress do this? &nbsp;Do I need to find a more versatile Website creation tool?
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Thanks very much for that foundation. &nbsp;No doubt be seeing you again.
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More related questions to come, undoubtedly. &nbsp;Thanks again, Jason.
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New Webpage designer. &nbsp;Is Participants Database the best/only db plugin for WordPress? &nbsp;I'm encountering trouble with such things as varying the width of fields, validating user inputs and displaying all fields on one screen. &nbsp;I'm used to MS Access versatility. &nbsp;Am I looking for things that don't exist?
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New Webpage designer.  Is Participants Database the best/only db plugin for WordPress?  I'm encountering trouble with such things as varying the width of fields, validating user inputs and displaying all fields on one screen.  I'm used to MS Access versatility.  Am I looking for things that don't exist?

WordPress database versatility

WordPress is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) based on PHP and MySQL for creating websites and blogs. Features include a plugin architecture, a template system and strong management, customization and search systems; through its dynamic presentation of content, webmasters have the flexibility to create websites easily.