Editing Database Records
Tutorials and Articles
Building a page to delete a record
By adding the Delete Record server behavior to your search results page you can build a page in Dreamweaver UltraDev 4 that allows users to delete existing records from a database.
Building an update page using a live object
The Record Update Form live object creates both the HTML form and the Update Record server behavior required to update a database table.
Building an update page block by block
Building an update page from scratch allows for greater control over your page design.
Building an insert record page using a live object
Build a page that allows users to insert records into your database. The Record Insertion Form live object lets you build the insert record page in one easy step.
Building an insert record page block by block
Use Dreamweaver UltraDev 4 to build an insert record page from scratch. Adding the insert record form elements individually allows for greater control over your web design.
Creating pages that use ASP command objects
Use the UltraDev RAD (Rapid Application Development) tools to create ASP commands for your pages. Among other things, ASP commands can run stored procedures or insert, update, or delete records in a database.
Creating pages that use JSP prepared statements
Use the RAD (Rapid Application Development) tools in Dreamweaver UltraDev to create JSP prepared statements that let your pages efficiently generate recordsets or insert, update, or delete records in a database.
Using checkboxes to insert record data
This article describes how to insert record data with checkboxes using a book club survey form as an example. Checkboxes are useful when you want to enable your user to select more than one option from a list of many choices.
Using radio buttons to insert record data
This article describes how to insert record data with radio buttons using a book club survey form as an example. Radio buttons are useful when you want to restrict your user to selecting one choice from a list of many choices.
