07-03-2007, 02:26 PM
Thanks for the replies...
Ultimately I would think it would be easy to get QM to send the query directly to a mySQL server. It's a lot like the ftp stuff. You just need to hit the sql server address with a user name, password, and database name (much like init ftp directory) followed by the query (in the example code below, the query is a simple INSERT INTO which just adds a record to the database by defining what fields will correspond with the enclosed data).
I can come up with a simple example table, user name, password for you if you are at all interested in persuing (i'll email the info for obvious reasons...).
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ANYWAY, For now (since I need to get something going) could I just create a simple text-box only html form, and using QM's HTTP.PostFormData, fill in the fields and hit the submit button?
Is there any info on using HTTP.PostFormData anywhere?, e.g. syntax/examples?
Thanks again...
steve[/i]
Ultimately I would think it would be easy to get QM to send the query directly to a mySQL server. It's a lot like the ftp stuff. You just need to hit the sql server address with a user name, password, and database name (much like init ftp directory) followed by the query (in the example code below, the query is a simple INSERT INTO which just adds a record to the database by defining what fields will correspond with the enclosed data).
I can come up with a simple example table, user name, password for you if you are at all interested in persuing (i'll email the info for obvious reasons...).
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ANYWAY, For now (since I need to get something going) could I just create a simple text-box only html form, and using QM's HTTP.PostFormData, fill in the fields and hit the submit button?
Is there any info on using HTTP.PostFormData anywhere?, e.g. syntax/examples?
Thanks again...
steve[/i]