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Creating forms for data analysis
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| Hey, been awhile since I've posted here, anyways here's my question
What I'm looking for is a simple form (checkbox, pull-down box, text field entry, etc) that can be filled out and submitted to our website and SQL database.
Now after that form has been submitted, users will be can click on the Data Analyst form and have the option to search for specific entries in the database, for example
Field one - Income
Field two - Martial status
Field three - City Location
Users should now be able to search how many people live in "Hollywood" with "$40,000" income and whose martial status is "divorced".
So, basically one form receives the data and one form outputs that data accordingly.
I'm stumped on the type of form I should creat wheather it be PHP/ASP/Javascript/etc, if anyone has done something like this before or has any sort of knowledge in forms and sql databases, please let me know.
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| Imran4sin 2006-06-24, 11:38 pm |
| you need server side scripting for this.
Depending on what your budget is you can go for either PHP or ASP.Net .
Do you know anything about how a database / webserver works?
You need to implement a search functionality on the form. That would be your MySQL or SQL (depending you chose PHP or ASP.Net) code doing that for you.
HTH |
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