ready made script anyone?

Discussion in 'Databases' started by deemainer, Mar 5, 2009.

  1. #1
    Hi all

    Im in the process of learning sql, but i dont think im going to be up to speed anytime soon. Does anyone have a ready made db script or ideas where i can find one for a project i need to complete soon. Basically needs admin section where you can create/delete fields and add entrys etc and a way of displaying nicely in browser. Pref with pictures . I havent come across anything so far that will do the job easily...

    There are a few pc programs out there that will do it offline, but im on a mac. A nice php script would be perfect.

    Any advice/help appreciated.
     
    deemainer, Mar 5, 2009 IP
  2. alexpr07

    alexpr07 Active Member

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    All scripts differ but you should find some help at the webmaster forums. I can't really help you since you were not very specific about the code you need.
     
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    AmpedHosts Active Member

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    Umm are you looking for a DB for a forum or what?
     
    AmpedHosts, Mar 5, 2009 IP
  4. deemainer

    deemainer Active Member

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    sorry....i should have been more specific. I actually need a catolog/inventory script. But it needs to quite flexible in terms of what fields i can put in it.

    cheers
     
    deemainer, Mar 6, 2009 IP
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    timarcher52 Peon

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    I'd search freshmeat.net or sourceforge.net for some free software that does exactly what you need. It's hard to give you a recommendation since there are so many types of inventory and cataloging software. i.e., are you looking for a library, parts inventory for a repair shop, cataloging a fleet of vehicles, etc? You'll end up needing a DB schema that tracks the specifics of the types of items you're cataloging. Or, consider buying a commercial product from a vendor that specializes in what you're looking for.
     
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    have you used drupal?
     
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    have you used drupal?
     
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  8. deemainer

    deemainer Active Member

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    ooh...sorry.....for some reason didnt get notified of reply.

    I havent tried drupal but i guess ill check it out. Thanks. Is it easy to set up db's?
     
    deemainer, Apr 15, 2009 IP