You don't insert the image into MS Access. That's the beauty of this application. Save your images to the Upload folder. If your site is remote (you have the site hosted on someone else's server) then you will have to publish the Upload folder.
Then, go to your live website, logon so you can use the administration features. Now go to the Manage link, pick albums. Create a new album and then click the Edit button. Now you can use the contents of the Upload folder (which should show on the left side
of the webpage "Bulk Upload Photos") to add to the album.
Or, you can create a new album and upload each photo one at a time via the same page under the "Add Photos" section.
Check out my site: seanmcgriff.net
Good luck!
"I have not failed. I just found 10,000 ways that don't work." - Thomas Edison
If you want to have this application go live on the internet, you will have to use a hosting service that has the .net framework available. You DO NOT have to have a license, since the .net framework is a free download. Again, the server that hosts your
site will need to have it!
Good luck.
"I have not failed. I just found 10,000 ways that don't work." - Thomas Edison
I just would like to thank you for making the extended version available for all to use. Since I'm just learning this has saved me countless hours.. I do have a question. I'm trying to add a table so that the site owner can log in and change the content
of the Default.aspx page . I can't seem to get this to work. The only option I get when trying to add a table to the personal.mdb is for a new query not add new table. Can you please tell me what I'm doing wrong.
I have been very happy with www.hostingfest.com. It's very inexpensive for the hosting and domain name. I am not affiliated with them, just satisfied with their hosting. I found them through a link on this home page,
under Featured ASP.NET web hosting.
"I have not failed. I just found 10,000 ways that don't work." - Thomas Edison
I just published the extended personal starter kit and I must say, it's nice to see modified code out there without any serious bugs. I am somewhat new with asp.net and thought the kit would be a great way to learn more about .net. I have a question concerning
the email feature. My hosted site does not have a mail server on the hosted site server. I was told I could use and ip address to get to the mail server. I've searched through the extended personal starter kit for ms access and cannot find where to modify
email configurations. Can anyone tell me where the ip address to get the email feature working? Thanks, Jim
Thank you so much Victor. That did it! It appears the only thing left is to incorporate the video page like your site has and modify some of the css files. I love this product and can't thank you enough.
smcmiata
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Re: Personal Starter Kit for MS Access
Nov 09, 2007 08:13 PM|LINK
Hi Inba,
You don't insert the image into MS Access. That's the beauty of this application. Save your images to the Upload folder. If your site is remote (you have the site hosted on someone else's server) then you will have to publish the Upload folder.
Then, go to your live website, logon so you can use the administration features. Now go to the Manage link, pick albums. Create a new album and then click the Edit button. Now you can use the contents of the Upload folder (which should show on the left side of the webpage "Bulk Upload Photos") to add to the album.
Or, you can create a new album and upload each photo one at a time via the same page under the "Add Photos" section.
Check out my site: seanmcgriff.net
Good luck!
smcmiata
Participant
998 Points
297 Posts
Re: Personal Starter Kit for MS Access
Nov 09, 2007 08:18 PM|LINK
Hi Pisalsachin,
If you want to have this application go live on the internet, you will have to use a hosting service that has the .net framework available. You DO NOT have to have a license, since the .net framework is a free download. Again, the server that hosts your site will need to have it!
Good luck.
inbaraj
Member
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7 Posts
Re: Personal Starter Kit for MS Access
Nov 14, 2007 10:30 AM|LINK
hi...
Thanks.. I will try it and tell my experince to u.. Can u suggest me any free web hosting.......
with reg
Inbaraj.d
jlpowers
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Re: Personal Starter Kit for MS Access
Dec 01, 2007 05:31 PM|LINK
Victor,
I just would like to thank you for making the extended version available for all to use. Since I'm just learning this has saved me countless hours.. I do have a question. I'm trying to add a table so that the site owner can log in and change the content of the Default.aspx page . I can't seem to get this to work. The only option I get when trying to add a table to the personal.mdb is for a new query not add new table. Can you please tell me what I'm doing wrong.
Kislay
Member
6 Points
14 Posts
Re: Personal Starter Kit for MS Access
Apr 22, 2008 10:57 AM|LINK
It is running on my computer.Can you please guide me how to host it on web server using access database
victorcorey
Member
332 Points
104 Posts
Re: Personal Starter Kit for MS Access
Apr 22, 2008 03:30 PM|LINK
All you would do is upload it to you hosting site.
1. Make sure you host has the 2.0 framework
2. You may need to set permissions on the App_Data directory
smcmiata
Participant
998 Points
297 Posts
Re: Personal Starter Kit for MS Access
Apr 22, 2008 03:45 PM|LINK
I have been very happy with www.hostingfest.com. It's very inexpensive for the hosting and domain name. I am not affiliated with them, just satisfied with their hosting. I found them through a link on this home page, under Featured ASP.NET web hosting.
jjkky
Member
11 Points
32 Posts
Re: Personal Starter Kit for MS Access
Jun 07, 2008 01:23 PM|LINK
Hello All,
I just published the extended personal starter kit and I must say, it's nice to see modified code out there without any serious bugs. I am somewhat new with asp.net and thought the kit would be a great way to learn more about .net. I have a question concerning the email feature. My hosted site does not have a mail server on the hosted site server. I was told I could use and ip address to get to the mail server. I've searched through the extended personal starter kit for ms access and cannot find where to modify email configurations. Can anyone tell me where the ip address to get the email feature working? Thanks, Jim
Email features
victorcorey
Member
332 Points
104 Posts
Re: Personal Starter Kit for MS Access
Jun 07, 2008 06:04 PM|LINK
Actually I think I missed that in the download. There should be an entry in the web.config. I put it at the end:
<system.net> <mailSettings> <smtp from="{email_address"> <network host="{ip_address}" password="{password}" userName="{username}"/> </smtp> </mailSettings> </system.net>jjkky
Member
11 Points
32 Posts
Re: Personal Starter Kit for MS Access
Jun 07, 2008 07:51 PM|LINK
Thank you so much Victor. That did it! It appears the only thing left is to incorporate the video page like your site has and modify some of the css files. I love this product and can't thank you enough.
Visit http://www.jjkiefer.com