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Inspiring
May 12, 2007
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what is a Database-Driven Websites?

  • May 12, 2007
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the term Database-Driven Websites?
what is it?
and how does this work?
thanks
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> the term Database-Driven Websites?
> what is it?
> and how does this work?

well the data is stored in a database and based on the user's
selection(s), the data is served.

Think of a shopping cart. You click that you want to see info
about shirts, the result is that the database serves up a list of
shirts. Next, you select long-sleeved and the database serves
up a list of long-sleeved shirts which may include pictures and
other information.


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May 18, 2007
Basically, having a database-driven site allows you to not have to hard code every single page-- you can call in data and templates, depending on what the user is doing. You can re-use code more easily and more efficiently than with a more basic site.
Newsgroup_UserCorrect answer
Inspiring
May 12, 2007
> the term Database-Driven Websites?
> what is it?
> and how does this work?

well the data is stored in a database and based on the user's
selection(s), the data is served.

Think of a shopping cart. You click that you want to see info
about shirts, the result is that the database serves up a list of
shirts. Next, you select long-sleeved and the database serves
up a list of long-sleeved shirts which may include pictures and
other information.