Hi all....

Im a really new user to everything here, Im actually looking for some suggestions in direction.

Im more of a graphic artist by trade, and I do some web design as well. This past summer I built a rather large site for a friend, www.moll.com. It is all html up to this point, and I know there is a better way to organize it. This is where my quest for direction begins.

My basic request is, Theres Gotta be a better way.

I want to be able to create a template page for each section, and then fill in a database, connecting each page (with pictures). I am familiar with what asp has to offer, which is what I THINK i should be learning, although as Ive mentioned, Im a rookie.

I really have noone to talk with on this subject. I can learn really fast for what I need to do, although I dont know where to go with this.

Any and all suggestions are very much appreciated.

Thanks
Eric
Philadelphia

With UD (without hand coding) you can easily have a site connected with database. Maybe it would be easiest to take a look at tutorial that comes with UD. After you get some basic knowledge you can post your problem here and I'm sure you'll get the answer quickly.

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Hi all....

Im a really new user to everything here, Im actually looking for some suggestions in direction.

Im more of a graphic artist by trade, and I do some web design as well. This past summer I built a rather large site for a friend, www.moll.com. It is all html up to this point, and I know there is a better way to organize it. This is where my quest for direction begins.

My basic request is, Theres Gotta be a better way.

I want to be able to create a template page for each section, and then fill in a database, connecting each page (with pictures). I am familiar with what asp has to offer, which is what I THINK i should be learning, although as Ive mentioned, Im a rookie.

I really have noone to talk with on this subject. I can learn really fast for what I need to do, although I dont know where to go with this.

Any and all suggestions are very much appreciated.

Thanks
Eric
Philadelphia
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Viktor Farcic

TalkZone Manager

UD4 is great and saves time from hand coding ASP. Use Access or SQL2000. Pick up Beginning ASP 3 and you are ready to go! Look at the tutorials from UD4. They're great too. When I first looked at UD4, I thought "Man! It looks tough." But like learning Microsoft Access, it's easy once you use it. So far I think I am a Newbie "Green Belt" since I just started learning UD4 a month ago.



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Hi all....

Im a really new user to everything here, Im actually looking for some suggestions in direction.

Im more of a graphic artist by trade, and I do some web design as well. This past summer I built a rather large site for a friend, www.moll.com. It is all html up to this point, and I know there is a better way to organize it. This is where my quest for direction begins.

My basic request is, Theres Gotta be a better way.

I want to be able to create a template page for each section, and then fill in a database, connecting each page (with pictures). I am familiar with what asp has to offer, which is what I THINK i should be learning, although as Ive mentioned, Im a rookie.

I really have noone to talk with on this subject. I can learn really fast for what I need to do, although I dont know where to go with this.

Any and all suggestions are very much appreciated.

Thanks
Eric
Philadelphia
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