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monaya
Yak Posting Veteran
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Posted - 2009-02-05 : 13:31:49
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| I have 2 html inputs in a form. One field is a textfield. The other field is repeated checkboxes whose names & values come from a query. I want to insert field one multiple times according to how many checkboxes are selected. I also need to insert the checkbox value as a column along with each record.The result of the form is one textfield that needs to be inserted into a table as many times as there are checkboxes selected along with the value of the checkbox that needs to be submitted with as a column value.This may require info on both SQL and the web programming language? |
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revdnrdy
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2009-02-05 : 13:53:56
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| Yes.. Its called a 3 tier model.Or to say it more simplyWebPage =(Presentation) Tier1 Scripting Language = (Logic) Tier2Database = (storage) Tier3Your user fills out data on the webpage (Tier1).Your user clicks a submit button and the data is handled by a scripting language with embedded SQL syntax (Tier2). This is called a form submission. Each checkbox is an element of the form and this data can be retrieved by the scripting language.The database will hold (store) the inserted data (Tier 3).You can implement this in several ways. There are tons of webpages with examples on how to store & retrieve data from a database via a form submission.r&r |
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