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kolucoms6
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 Posted - 04 January 2008 : 13:16:00
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I am willing to conduct a Survey Onlien for my website.
I am looking free MDB based ASP code...
Any pointer to that kind of code will definitely help. |
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Bassman
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Netherlands
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kolucoms6
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845 Posts |
Posted - 04 January 2008 : 14:27:53
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| Yes, seen that , but db design and working , is not that good... |
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gary b
Junior Member
USA
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Posted - 04 January 2008 : 21:57:02
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I believe you could make your own using www.VBSdb.com
This free tool uses VBscript to create ASP pages. Open source -- customize as you want. I have had great success with this. It works with Access or SQL. I have used mainly Access because of convenience and familiarity.
Take a look... If you like the VBSdb website info, I will help you set up a prototype. |
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kolucoms6
Average Member
845 Posts |
Posted - 04 January 2008 : 22:58:51
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Downloaded it.
Using it, is like learning a new Language...
May be I am wrong...Excuse me for that ... |
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gary b
Junior Member
USA
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Posted - 05 January 2008 : 09:36:35
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No... no... It *does* take getting used to. It becomes very easy to use and customize. (That is why I offered to help because I am my familiar with this tool.)
Set up a simple Access database (.mdb) having the data fields and design of your choice. Use VBSdb to display the data. Great orientation.
Again... I am willing to help. Send me database design and I will build prototype!
'glauco' has developed an awesome tool. I used this tool to create a searchable on-line database of Snitz MODs. (News on this may be forthcoming soon.)
gary b
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mdelcour2000
Junior Member
United States
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Posted - 05 January 2008 : 19:30:29
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| any ideas for a Survey if I am using MSSQL? |
http://lacledeforum.com/
"Never get so busy doing the work of the kingdom that you forget who the King is" |
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gary b
Junior Member
USA
267 Posts |
Posted - 06 January 2008 : 00:47:25
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Please allow me to ramble... to "think out loud"...
A survey is nothing more than a list of questions that includes a means to collect the answers.
Let me restate that while substituting equivalent functionality:
A survey is nothing more than a list of questions form with textboxes to accept User input that and includes a means to collect database to record the answers. A typical survey could then be considered as a special case wherein the textboxes are replaced by radio buttons.
So any "form" that accepts User input and, upon 'post', transfers that input to a database can be construed as a 'survey'. That part can be handled by ASP.
IF Request.Method = 'post' Then
strBox1 = Request.Form("box1")
strSQL = "INSERT INTO tblSurvey field1 = strBox1;"
exec(SQL)
...and so on.
Then use something, like VBSdb, to retrieve/display the data. I might note the following -- copied from VBSdb website:
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Database independent: VBSdb supports ADO 2.x enabled datasources (Microsoft Access, SQL Server, FoxPro, Oracle, MySql and others)
FWIW... your mileage may vary. |
Edited by - gary b on 06 January 2008 00:48:13 |
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