E-Commerce at Southern New Hampshire University
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These demos show how to remotely administer a site. The method used here is to first create an OPS (One Page Site). Here all of the content is held in a database. The resut is that we achieve true separation of content, structure, and style. To view these correctly, you must use a server that can process ASP.
An example of pulling content from a database and displaying it through a browsser using CSS.
This is the database used in this example.
The Database.
The necessary Include file.
SiteDB.inc
The ASP file that pulls the data, and converts it into XHTML.
One Site
The CSS file used to render the resulting XHTML document.
The style sheet.
See it in action!
Show the site.
Viewing the entire contents from the database..
This is the ASP document that gets and displays all of the table information.
The ASP Document.
See it in action!
Shows all table data.
Creating links to view different content through the same web document.
This is the ASP document that allows links to different records and displays them as XHTML.
The ASP Document.
See it in action!
A true one page site.
A truely remotely administered web site. You can change Moe's page, but not the others.
This is the ASP document that displays the content..
The ASP Document.
See it in action!
Harry, Larry, and Moe.
Here is where you can change Moe's web page.
This is the ASP file that allows remote changes to Moe's web page.
The Update Interface.
This is the ASP file that actually makes the changes to the database.
The Updates the Database.
See it in action!
Change Moe's page!
