Dynamic Database-

Linked Sites

In recent years there has been a dramatic increase in dynamic, database-controlled websites, following the ease of use provided by internet specific languages like ASP and PHP. PHP in particular interfaces extremely well with the popular MySQL database, which is widely used on the internet, particularly on Linux servers. This has enabled site owners to provide dynamic content on demand to their web pages, empowering them to add, change, delete and update the content of their websites at any time they wish. At the heart of a database controlled website is at least one database, although several different databases feeding a single website are not uncommon. The database is normally accessed via an online admin or database centre, enabling the site owner to access the database to make changes or add new content at any time 24/7. Probably one of the most powerful features of a database controlled website is the fact that as soon as a change is made and confirmed in the database, it will be visible on the website.

Restricted Access If Required

If you have content that is not for public consumption or limited to specific customers or members of staff, that isn't a problem.  Access to the information can be infinitely controlled with virtually unlimited access levels depending on your specific requirements.  Some data may be restricted solely to registered customers, others to senior management, with limited access being spread down the chain of command as required. Even within a user level, different categories of users can be assigned different levels of authority.  For example, all senior manager can view everything but only senior marketing or accounts management are authorised to make changes to data. Databases tend to be at the heart of almost all online shopping carts these days, and are widely used in blogs, article management and social media. WebLink4u will be pleased to discuss your online database requirements and provide recommendations based on your specific circumstances.

Dynamic Websites

Dynamic Database-Linked Sites

In recent years there has been a dramatic increase in dynamic, database-controlled websites, following the ease of use provided by internet specific languages like ASP and PHP. PHP in particular interfaces extremely well with the popular MySQL database, which is widely used on the internet, particularly on Linux servers. This has enabled site owners to provide dynamic content on demand to their web pages, empowering them to add, change, delete and update the content of their websites at any time they wish. At the heart of a database controlled website is at least one database, although several different databases feeding a single website are not uncommon. The database is normally accessed via an online admin or database centre, enabling the site owner to access the database to make changes or add new content at any time 24/7. Probably one of the most powerful features of a database controlled website is the fact that as soon as a change is made and confirmed in the database, it will be visible on the website.

Restricted Access If Required

If you have content that is not for public consumption or limited to specific customers or members of staff, that isn't a problem.  Access to the information can be infinitely controlled with virtually unlimited access levels depending on your specific requirements.  Some data may be restricted solely to registered customers, others to senior management, with limited access being spread down the chain of command as required. Even within a user level, different categories of users can be assigned different levels of authority.  For example, all senior manager can view everything but only senior marketing or accounts management are authorised to make changes to data. Databases tend to be at the heart of almost all online shopping carts these days, and are widely used in blogs, article management and social media. WebLink4u will be pleased to discuss your online database requirements and provide recommendations based on your specific circumstances.

Database Content:

Depending on your requirements, the database itself will consist of  several different tables, each providing content for the different features you require. These can include: •     Web page content •     News or Blog content •     Forthcoming Events •     Classified Ads •     PDF Brochures •     Article Management •     Shopping Cart Products •     Customer details •     Employee & Staff details •     Health & Safety The list of tables, features and content is virtually endless, each tailored to your specific requirements.

Dynamic Websites

Dynamic Database-Linked

Sites

In recent years there has been a dramatic increase in dynamic, database- controlled websites, following the ease of use provided by internet specific languages like ASP and PHP. PHP in particular interfaces extremely well with the popular MySQL database, which is widely used on the internet, particularly on Linux servers. This has enabled site owners to provide dynamic content on demand to their web pages, empowering them to add, change, delete and update the content of their websites at any time they wish. At the heart of a database controlled website is at least one database, although several different databases feeding a single website are not uncommon. The database is normally accessed via an online admin or database centre, enabling the site owner to access the database to make changes or add new content at any time 24/7. Probably one of the most powerful features of a database controlled website is the fact that as soon as a change is made and confirmed in the database, it will be visible on the website.

Restricted Access If Required

If you have content that is not for public consumption or limited to specific customers or members of staff, that isn't a problem.  Access to the information can be infinitely controlled with virtually unlimited access levels depending on your specific requirements.  Some data may be restricted solely to registered customers, others to senior management, with limited access being spread down the chain of command as required. Even within a user level, different categories of users can be assigned different levels of authority.  For example, all senior manager can view everything but only senior marketing or accounts management are authorised to make changes to data. Databases tend to be at the heart of almost all online shopping carts these days, and are widely used in blogs, article management and social media. WebLink4u will be pleased to discuss your online database requirements and provide recommendations based on your specific circumstances.

Dynamic Websites