Its quite easy but you would agree with me that you would learn faster and better if you try it out yourself. Try something out and if you encounter any problems, just post your codes and whatever error message
You can just create a webpage(more like a suggestion or complaint box) with maybe four text-boxes. That would include one for the customers name, the other for an email(when a reply is to be sent), the third for subject, and the fourth for comments.
When this is done, you can create a table where contents of these four text-boxes are saved in the database. It should not give you much problems saving the message because its the same INSERT statement since all you want to do is just to save the messages
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since the ID field is auto-increment, you cant add an ID to the query so remove the ID in the query and just leave the rest. The database would automatically assign an ID to any new entries.
Talking about difficulty, it may even depend on your level of knowledge.
Currently the hardest I've had to do was to make a chat system between several different computers which are connected via comport cables. Was pretty difficult in my opinion.
The same chat system may be a joke to someone who's more knowledgeable so the extent to which java prgramming can be difficult is infinity because it depends on the developer's knowledge and what the project entails
better still, it appears you want to keep log of every user that logs into your application. If am right, i would advise you create a login form so that users can enter their username and password. that way, you can now save the user information on every successful login
Dim dbsource as string = New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=C:\Emp.mdb;")
dbsource.Open()
'other codes to follow
sql = "INSERT INTO user values('1','aditya','goel')"
da = New OleDb.OleDbDataAdapter(sql, con)
run = New OleDb.OleDbCommand(sql, con)
run.ExecuteNonQuery()
Any errors with what you've tried? i believe there are similar threads so you may also want to use the search function on the top-right corner of the page .
Yes . similar to facebook (just like how we will be notified if someone comments on our post). Anyway , hope you'll get all the resources in future and hope daniweb grows to peek in future.
you can help with your donations, am on the way to doing same. You would agree with me that there's much value in this forum
It may interest you to see the traffic details for daniweb. I have this utility application for video download and it was just updated to provide this service. You can also see site rankings apart from the chart of traffic details
If i get what you mean, you want your database hosted online and accessible via your web application. try this,
After your development and testing phase on your local machine: > Use the Database publishing wizard in SSMS to create a script > on your domain, you can run the script, this would create exactly the same database with all the tables and its schema retained > Edit the connectionstring in the web.config file to direct all data connections on the website to the online database.
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first of all, the percentage sign should have gone with the 'Like' wildcard. from your id's, you wont even get an answer if you had no errors because the comparison operator would search for exactly whats on the right side of the query but using the 'LIKE' keyword would produce A better result
