Digital BW, The Print

As Antonis already knows, I've offered space on my site for the 
database.  My web publisher supports SQL and cgi programmed objects, 
the only trick is the get the DB written, or exported, into SQL.  I've 
already converted it into 4th Dimension, but don't have, nor want to 
buy, the SQL module to enable it to run on my site as it is pretty 
pricey.

Any other ideas, or persons who would like to do the programming?

Phil
http://philbard.com


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Cathy Van Berg" <
vanbergc@y...> wrote:
> Well, being the thinker of thoughts (many impractical as this one 
> probably is...) I jump to the most logical way to build what is 
> basically a REAL database.  If someone had the experience and a 
> website that we could use, then by using open-source code like MySQL 
> would be the way to go.  It would be sitting on a site where anyone 
> could update it through entry fields, and no one would have to 
> maintain it after the initial input.  It would be (almost) 
> infinitely expandable...There could be a spot for personnal opinion 
> input (ie Amazon style) about each paper/ink etc.  All we need is 
> someone to do it. Hah!  There's the catch!
> 
> Anyway my CS brain was working, and really this would be the way to 
> go.
> 
> Thanks,
> Cathy
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Mark Tucker" <mark@m...> 
> wrote:
> > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Antonis Ricos" 
> > <antonisphoto@y...> wrote:
> > > Have you looked at - and participated - at the one in existence 
> > (as I mentioned 
> > > earlier)?
> > 
> > I found it late last night. Not bad. But maybe limited as you imply, 
> > by the ten columns.
> > 
> > I hereby make this my task: to come up with a solution to let the 
> > USERS add to this. I feel there's much more power and incentive 
> > if the user can be in power, rather than having to add more work 
> > to your list.
> > 
> > I'm clueless as how to begin, but I'll keep you posted. For 
> > starters, please email me offlist something exported that I/most 
> > anyone could open. Just plain text maybe, either tab or comma 
> > deliniated.
> > 
> > mark@m...
> > 
> > I'll also explore Yahoo avenues.