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HTML Editor
I'm one of the poor student that can't afford a windows 2000 SQL server.
Do you know of any HTML editor that can save to an Access database? Hope for some help. Thanx |
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why not use msde, if that is not an option then as long as the html editor does not make use of stored procedures you should find that you could use an access db or a mysql db in place of the sql server.
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I'm kind of new to ASP, and have only worked with Access databases! so it's properly a long way home
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should really only be a case of chamging the connection string, for some reason people tend to put this as a session var in the global asa, have a look there, alternativeley it may have been set in an include file. Then you'll just need to create the tables in your access database, not hard, you can run the sql statements for creating the tables in an access view, this will probably error but it won't take much to debug it.
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You can use notepad (which comes free with any windows program but is obviously very basic). Cnet has a list of html editors under the webdeveloper section at http://download.com.com/3150-2048-0.html?tag=dir, some of which are available free of charge. One of them is Arachnophilia, which appears quite popular according to the user ratings. I don't have any experience with it myself. You might also want to check out the software reviews on tools2code.com, devarticles's sister site.
If you are a student, you may also be eligibile to purchase educational versions of more powerful html editors. As cde indicates, to connect to your access database, you can create a global.asa or an include file with your connection string info. Hope that helps. |
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HTML Editor - Online
Thanx but the thing I need is a online HTML editor, so I can generate at HTML page online and save them to my access database..
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oh, I'm sorry. I misunderstood.
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OK, properly my fault... :>
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are u programming asp? or asp.net?
try using WebMatrix !!! http://www.asp.net its free editor by microsoft.com its awesome
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get it here ..
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