Let web site visitors change their data

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Guest

I want to add an Access database to my front page web site that allows
visitors to create a user name and password and then login and add
information like name and address to that database as my clients. Then if
their email address changes or their phone number, they can log in again
using that user name and password and correct their own information. Then
when I do email mailing or snail mail mailing I will have there updated
information.
Thanks
 
G

Guest

I want to know how to setup a database on my website where my clients can
create a data entry with name and address, phone numbers, email addresses,
etc so that I can send them emails and snail mail offers. They need to be
able to create a user name and password. Then after creating their
information if it changes later they can come back to the web site, log on to
the database with their user name and password and change whatever needs to
be changed.
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

Best done w/ custom hand coded server side scripting
(ASP and Access only if on a Windows server host that supports them)
Can be "marginally" done using the FP wizards
See FP help on the Database Results Wizard and Database Interface Wizard Web and then see the first 2 links at
http://home.att.net/~codelibrary/FrontPage/drw.htm)

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|I want to know how to setup a database on my website where my clients can
| create a data entry with name and address, phone numbers, email addresses,
| etc so that I can send them emails and snail mail offers. They need to be
| able to create a user name and password. Then after creating their
| information if it changes later they can come back to the web site, log on to
| the database with their user name and password and change whatever needs to
| be changed.
|
|
| "p c" wrote:
|
| > What is the question?
| >
| > Jay Beckham wrote:
| >
| > > I want to add an Access database to my front page web site that allows
| > > visitors to create a user name and password and then login and add
| > > information like name and address to that database as my clients. Then if
| > > their email address changes or their phone number, they can log in again
| > > using that user name and password and correct their own information. Then
| > > when I do email mailing or snail mail mailing I will have there updated
| > > information.
| > > Thanks
| > >
| >
 

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