Yes, you can use Dreamweaver to create PHP pages so this may be a good choice of development environment.
Personally I haven't used it but from what I can find on the web it looks straightforward enough:
http://webdesign.about.com/od/dreamweaverhowtos/ss/dw_dynamic_site.htm
http://www.articlesbase.com/business-articles/using-php-buttons-in-dreamweaver-74804.html
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Developer Needed - Design Stage Complete!
Justin
As you will see from the below I have completed the data model. I have also created the MySQL scripts and successfully created a database on another server which I have access to.
I have also created some simple PHP pages to show you how to connect it! All in all very good progress.
It may not look much but it's taken a lot of time to get this far, it's important that the database model is properly and professionally designed.
When can we meet to discuss? We need a developer to help write the PHP pages.
If you get me a few days of developers time I will design and project manage for you for free.
Gavin
As you will see from the below I have completed the data model. I have also created the MySQL scripts and successfully created a database on another server which I have access to.
I have also created some simple PHP pages to show you how to connect it! All in all very good progress.
It may not look much but it's taken a lot of time to get this far, it's important that the database model is properly and professionally designed.
When can we meet to discuss? We need a developer to help write the PHP pages.
If you get me a few days of developers time I will design and project manage for you for free.
Gavin
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Sales and Enquiry Module - Revised Database Model
Sunday, January 25, 2009
The Sales Enquiry & Follow Up Module
Hi Gavin,
The first module we need to complete is the Sales Enquiry & Follow Module. We need to script it in PHP and MYSQL.
Cheers
The first module we need to complete is the Sales Enquiry & Follow Module. We need to script it in PHP and MYSQL.
Cheers
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
A Plan .......
Fail to plan? Plan to fail ....
How's this for a high level plan?
1. Design database schema on paper (Gavin and Justin)
2. Code database schema in MS Access (Gavin)
3. Design Simple Forms: (Gavin)
- Basic Customer Information
- Instructor Information
- Course Schedule
- Individuals participation
- Registration / class start screen
4. Populate basic data. Let's start with the 7.15 and 8.15 social salsa courses and trial with this. The course is run regularly and a fair few participants (Justin)
5. Trial the system for a few week, noting issues or improvements (Justin)
6. Plan additional features
- Magnetic strip / barcode / RFID solution
- Adding billing information
- Reports (e.g. those not regularly attending)
- Stored value (for buying drinks and services etc)
7. Implement addition features
8. Port system over to MySQL / PHP solution and make web based. Add additional security etc.
Thoughts?
How's this for a high level plan?
1. Design database schema on paper (Gavin and Justin)
2. Code database schema in MS Access (Gavin)
3. Design Simple Forms: (Gavin)
- Basic Customer Information
- Instructor Information
- Course Schedule
- Individuals participation
- Registration / class start screen
4. Populate basic data. Let's start with the 7.15 and 8.15 social salsa courses and trial with this. The course is run regularly and a fair few participants (Justin)
5. Trial the system for a few week, noting issues or improvements (Justin)
6. Plan additional features
- Magnetic strip / barcode / RFID solution
- Adding billing information
- Reports (e.g. those not regularly attending)
- Stored value (for buying drinks and services etc)
7. Implement addition features
8. Port system over to MySQL / PHP solution and make web based. Add additional security etc.
Thoughts?
Integrating Bar Code or Magnetic Scanners with DB's
The most simple way is to use a keyboard "wedge". This converts the output from the scanning device into a keyboard like input.
All you do is open up a form in Access, make sure the cursor is on the search field (can be ensured bu only having that field enabled) and then scan the card. The wedge converts the output into text in the field as if the user has typed it in:
Check out
http://www.barcodehq.com/wedge-readers.html
A software version exists:
http://www.sharewareconnection.com/titles/keyboard-wedge.htm
All you do is open up a form in Access, make sure the cursor is on the search field (can be ensured bu only having that field enabled) and then scan the card. The wedge converts the output into text in the field as if the user has typed it in:
Check out
http://www.barcodehq.com/wedge-readers.html
A software version exists:
http://www.sharewareconnection.com/titles/keyboard-wedge.htm
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