D
Dogbert
We are building an online survey and think it would be
best to have the users create their own ID's so that
their data will remain anonymous to the managers viewing
the results. Anyway, I plan on having one table where the
user enters their employee ID as well as a user ID and
password for their survey. The second table will house
their data as long as they input the correct ID and
password that they entered into the first table.
We have run into two issues thus far.
One, our users will not have Microsoft Office so we need
to use web forms. Two, when trying to set this up using a
parameter query, it won't allow for data entry into the
second table. Any ideas on how best to set this up using
web pages?
best to have the users create their own ID's so that
their data will remain anonymous to the managers viewing
the results. Anyway, I plan on having one table where the
user enters their employee ID as well as a user ID and
password for their survey. The second table will house
their data as long as they input the correct ID and
password that they entered into the first table.
We have run into two issues thus far.
One, our users will not have Microsoft Office so we need
to use web forms. Two, when trying to set this up using a
parameter query, it won't allow for data entry into the
second table. Any ideas on how best to set this up using
web pages?