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Website Builder provides an easier method for HTML coders to maintain the look and feel of a website. Website Builder uses a master template which is applied to HTML pages contained in a database. This is a simple project, however, it has saved me many hours of HTML coding over the last few weeks for my website and my clients' websites. The included modules are mostly compilations of other people's work here on PSC and I don't make any claim to them. I hope you all enjoy my first PSC upload!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. I needed a custom database format to store large, variable-length fields of data with a lot of symbol-type characters and still keep the packaged application smaller than 2Mb! This code has been updated! I added a progress bar, streamlined the arrays (it's no longer using multidimensional arrays) and now it has progress bar support to show loading, saving and function progress. Any comments are welcome! I'm in the process of converting this project (with some major enhancements) to a class module to handle the routines. If you want to join this little project, post a message below. Depending on response, this may be developed into a complete flat-file database class (I'm getting tired of redistributing megabytes of DAO/ADO supports just to store a few dozen records). Don't forget to vote!
Website Builder provides an easier method for HTML coders to maintain the look and feel of a website. Website Builder uses a master template which is applied to HTML pages contained in a database. This is a simple project, however, it has saved me many hours of HTML coding over the last few weeks for my website and my clients' websites. The included modules are mostly compilations of other people's work here on PSC and I don't make any claim to them. I hope you all enjoy my first PSC upload!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. I needed a custom database format to store large, variable-length fields of data with a lot of symbol-type characters and still keep the packaged application smaller than 2Mb! This code has been updated! I added a progress bar, streamlined the arrays (it's no longer using multidimensional arrays) and now it has progress bar support to show loading, saving and function progress. Any comments are welcome! I'm in the process of converting this project (with some major enhancements) to a class module to handle the routines. If you want to join this little project, post a message below. Depending on response, this may be developed into a complete flat-file database class (I'm getting tired of redistributing megabytes of DAO/ADO supports just to store a few dozen records). Don't forget to vote!
Website Builder provides an easier method for HTML coders to maintain the look and feel of a website. Website Builder uses a master template which is applied to HTML pages contained in a database. This is a simple project, however, it has saved me many hours of HTML coding over the last few weeks for my website and my clients' websites. The included modules are mostly compilations of other people's work here on PSC and I don't make any claim to them. I hope you all enjoy my first PSC upload!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. I needed a custom database format to store large, variable-length fields of data with a lot of symbol-type characters and still keep the packaged application smaller than 2Mb! This code has been updated! I added a progress bar, streamlined the arrays (it's no longer using multidimensional arrays) and now it has progress bar support to show loading, saving and function progress. Any comments are welcome! I'm in the process of converting this project (with some major enhancements) to a class module to handle the routines. If you want to join this little project, post a message below. Depending on response, this may be developed into a complete flat-file database class (I'm getting tired of redistributing megabytes of DAO/ADO supports just to store a few dozen records). Don't forget to vote!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. If that's not enough, then how about the ability to embed images directly into records!
Website Builder provides an easier method for HTML coders to maintain the look and feel of a website. Website Builder uses a master template which is applied to HTML pages contained in a database. This is a simple project, however, it has saved me many hours of HTML coding over the last few weeks for my website and my clients' websites. The included modules are mostly compilations of other people's work here on PSC and I don't make any claim to them. I hope you all enjoy my first PSC upload!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. I needed a custom database format to store large, variable-length fields of data with a lot of symbol-type characters and still keep the packaged application smaller than 2Mb! This code has been updated! I added a progress bar, streamlined the arrays (it's no longer using multidimensional arrays) and now it has progress bar support to show loading, saving and function progress. Any comments are welcome! I'm in the process of converting this project (with some major enhancements) to a class module to handle the routines. If you want to join this little project, post a message below. Depending on response, this may be developed into a complete flat-file database class (I'm getting tired of redistributing megabytes of DAO/ADO supports just to store a few dozen records). Don't forget to vote!
Website Builder provides an easier method for HTML coders to maintain the look and feel of a website. Website Builder uses a master template which is applied to HTML pages contained in a database. This is a simple project, however, it has saved me many hours of HTML coding over the last few weeks for my website and my clients' websites. The included modules are mostly compilations of other people's work here on PSC and I don't make any claim to them. I hope you all enjoy my first PSC upload!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. If that's not enough, then how about the ability to embed images directly into records!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. I needed a custom database format to store large, variable-length fields of data with a lot of symbol-type characters and still keep the packaged application smaller than 2Mb! This code has been updated! I added a progress bar, streamlined the arrays (it's no longer using multidimensional arrays) and now it has progress bar support to show loading, saving and function progress. Any comments are welcome! I'm in the process of converting this project (with some major enhancements) to a class module to handle the routines. If you want to join this little project, post a message below. Depending on response, this may be developed into a complete flat-file database class (I'm getting tired of redistributing megabytes of DAO/ADO supports just to store a few dozen records). Don't forget to vote!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. If that's not enough, then how about the ability to embed images directly into records!
Website Builder provides an easier method for HTML coders to maintain the look and feel of a website. Website Builder uses a master template which is applied to HTML pages contained in a database. This is a simple project, however, it has saved me many hours of HTML coding over the last few weeks for my website and my clients' websites. The included modules are mostly compilations of other people's work here on PSC and I don't make any claim to them. I hope you all enjoy my first PSC upload!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. I needed a custom database format to store large, variable-length fields of data with a lot of symbol-type characters and still keep the packaged application smaller than 2Mb! This code has been updated! I added a progress bar, streamlined the arrays (it's no longer using multidimensional arrays) and now it has progress bar support to show loading, saving and function progress. Any comments are welcome! I'm in the process of converting this project (with some major enhancements) to a class module to handle the routines. If you want to join this little project, post a message below. Depending on response, this may be developed into a complete flat-file database class (I'm getting tired of redistributing megabytes of DAO/ADO supports just to store a few dozen records). Don't forget to vote!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. If that's not enough, then how about the ability to embed images directly into records!
Website Builder provides an easier method for HTML coders to maintain the look and feel of a website. Website Builder uses a master template which is applied to HTML pages contained in a database. This is a simple project, however, it has saved me many hours of HTML coding over the last few weeks for my website and my clients' websites. The included modules are mostly compilations of other people's work here on PSC and I don't make any claim to them. I hope you all enjoy my first PSC upload!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. I needed a custom database format to store large, variable-length fields of data with a lot of symbol-type characters and still keep the packaged application smaller than 2Mb! This code has been updated! I added a progress bar, streamlined the arrays (it's no longer using multidimensional arrays) and now it has progress bar support to show loading, saving and function progress. Any comments are welcome! I'm in the process of converting this project (with some major enhancements) to a class module to handle the routines. If you want to join this little project, post a message below. Depending on response, this may be developed into a complete flat-file database class (I'm getting tired of redistributing megabytes of DAO/ADO supports just to store a few dozen records). Don't forget to vote!
Website Builder provides an easier method for HTML coders to maintain the look and feel of a website. Website Builder uses a master template which is applied to HTML pages contained in a database. This is a simple project, however, it has saved me many hours of HTML coding over the last few weeks for my website and my clients' websites. The included modules are mostly compilations of other people's work here on PSC and I don't make any claim to them. I hope you all enjoy my first PSC upload!
This project demonstrates how to use a dynamic array to interact with database records and settings stored in a single binary file. The example stores custom settings and the record count at the beginning of the binary file, then stores multiple database records. To retrieve the data, it gets the settings and record count, then loads the records into a dynamic array which can be interacted with on the form, much like a true database record. I needed a custom database format to store large, variable-length fields of data with a lot of symbol-type characters and still keep the packaged application smaller than 2Mb! This code has been updated! I added a progress bar, streamlined the arrays (it's no longer using multidimensional arrays) and now it has progress bar support to show loading, saving and function progress. Any comments are welcome! I'm in the process of converting this project (with some major enhancements) to a class module to handle the routines. If you want to join this little project, post a message below. Depending on response, this may be developed into a complete flat-file database class (I'm getting tired of redistributing megabytes of DAO/ADO supports just to store a few dozen records). Don't forget to vote!