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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / September 2007create form to allow users to search items on website
I have many home addresses on my website. I need to set up a form for my users to type in a zipcode to search for just the addresses in that area. You'll need to know what scripting language and database your host supports...like PHP & MySql or ASP, ASP.net and SQL or Access. From there you'll need to build the database and connection and use the script language to search and display the results on a page. This may be a tad beyond the scope of Publisher designed websites though - not sure as I've never attempted it with Publisher. You "may" get somewhere with using Google's local search engine though...(?)  Signature~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression |I have many home addresses on my website. I need to set up a form for my | users to type in a zipcode to search for just the addresses in that area. Rob, Actually, the OP could use a program like Zoom Search that creates its own index. It does not rely on php, asp or such. It is also free without any banners or ads. Mike > You'll need to know what scripting language and database your host > supports...like PHP & MySql or ASP, ASP.net and SQL or Access. From there [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > You "may" get somewhere with using Google's local search engine though...(?) Hey...looks cool works with PHP or ASP...have you used it? Signature~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression | Rob, | [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] | > | > You "may" get somewhere with using Google's local search engine though...(?) Rob, Yep, I use it on a couple of sites. It does not need php or asp. Try it: http://www.wrensoft.com/zoom/ Mike > Hey...looks cool works with PHP or ASP...have you used it? |
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