Web development uses program

cynthia387 — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 10:53:37 +0000

Web development uses program scripts to connect forms, that people can complete online, to powerful database facilities.Database Design and Implementation methods on our SQL database designs.This ensures that more kinds of information can be stored in the future and avoids duplicated information a major source of errors in poorly designed databases.
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cynthia jacquline

Search Engine Marketing

good morning sir / maam, i

marlito — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 03:53:33 +0000

good morning sir / maam, i would like to ask a question on how to save database when brownout? our system has connected at the internet it has a time, to save there time in database during brownout. can you give me a good for that? we are using visual basic 6.0 and also MySQL... thank you and god bless you..

jowilker — Wed, 10 May 2006 12:32:19 +0000

Thanks busy, I think I may have solved my archive concern. As long as I was using the the page template in the root all of the buttons would show, but placed in an archive (2006)for year folder the red and blue buttons disappeared. By adding / in front of Images in the link they now work.

I will save your suggestion and give it a try.

John

Busy — Wed, 10 May 2006 12:12:30 +0000

Personally I think that site would probably be better with just html pages like you have it. Most of the links are to external sites, most of the content is short and sweet and apart from the news and upcoming events not much would be changing.

Databases do have their downsides, this is a good example, with databases you could run the whole site off one page, could be index.php?page=news or id=1, some search engines don't like the ? in the link, and it also makes the link longer, index.php?page=news or news.html. You can use mod_rewrite to make the url more search engine friendly like, index/news/ or just /news/ but this is more resources (you wouldn't notice it on small site like this), just having the topic name can be better for the search engine with as little fuss as possible.

That example I gave you a post or two above about the includes would work well with this site, a page could look like this:

<?php
include("headsection.php"); // the html, head, body tags and top navigation bar 
?>

<?php
include("side_navigation.php"); // has the side section
?>

content of the page

<?php
include("footer.php"); // the copyright and counter etc
?>

the files would be:
headsection.php

page title

the top section with logo, banner and top links

side_navigation.php
can be done with a list or table like above, if a table just be sure to start and end it in this page, nothing else goes in here

footer.php
2006 Republican Party of Granville County, NC
Website questions or comments? Email the webmaster
Last Updated 05/01/06
StatCounter

Notice the main page has a table in it and each included file is it's own thing, so if one part was lost or forgotten the site wont fall apart, will just be missing that section.
It's just to give you an idea, even this may be to much for this site as you only have about 12 (main) pages

jowilker — Tue, 09 May 2006 22:22:17 +0000

Thanks busy, I will include a link to the site http://granvillegop.org and maybe you can look at it and advise if that suggestion will work.

thanks

John

Busy — Tue, 09 May 2006 22:03:38 +0000

Don't confuse templates with databases.
If you use the same template for each page an included file would be better than a database:

<?php
include("headsection.php");
include("navigation.php");
?>

content

<?php
include("footer.php");
?>

Really a database site (page) delivers different content per view. Lets say your candidates pages have 10 candidates, if each page is just a who is type thing then an html page would be better suited but if the person has their life story on their and is searchable then a database may be a better option.
When I first learnt how to do databases I made everything have one, then realiased it was being silly, so now it only gets a database if it really needs it and one of the minor requirements is the content has to be searchable.

jowilker — Tue, 09 May 2006 11:50:29 +0000

I'm thinking that might work for the political site. I use the same top banner/side bar template for all pages. I post annoucements, meeting reports with photos, candidates pages, etc. and my route directory gets cluttered. I made a 2006 folder and started moving some pages there, and then the graphics/buttons disappeared on the template.

Can I load the template once in the database and and place the meetings in another idirectory for archiving without loosing anything or anything stop working?

John

Busy — Tue, 09 May 2006 11:38:58 +0000

A brown out is a power voltage drop, a black out or spike is a power increase. A sudden decrease can do more damage.

The ezhtml site is just a site
But I can use that for an example since you mention it. That site has no database, is just html pages. It could use a database but isn't needed. I have another site, a funny picture site that is just some thousand images and that uses a database, once it was html pages but soon got sick of editing 1500 pages, now the whole site uses about 4 pages, index, display, recommend and contact, although it could of been done with one.

jowilker — Tue, 09 May 2006 02:03:51 +0000

You're way too funny dude.

John

demonhale — Tue, 09 May 2006 01:59:33 +0000

Thats not a power plant now is it, just some batteries... You really got me there...

In this light why dont you step-up the voltage then, try and eat peanuts more... just kidding!