Hi,
I'm looking for some basic ideas on how to change the registration proceedure for my company's conference from a basically all paper endeavor to an online form.
Would it be relatively simple to put a form on our website asking for basic information (Name, Company, etc) that would output into an MS Access file? Are there technical issues / problems that would make this very difficult?
Thanks,
--Jim
Hello im new to this forum and I just recently became involved with access so please bear with me and my many questions. I work for a mining company in Canada and we have training events. These records must be kept showing who attended and what was covered.
I have used the event template and contact template and merged them into one to I have a listing of all employees and their personal information. I have another table with events that say what was taught or shown and so forth. I am trying to figure out the best way to have them register for these events.
Right now I have right now a registration form that has the employeeID and the eventID. The problem is I would like to be able to use a list view and just select the people who attended and with the press of a button have all the registrations be completed dynamically. As right now for each person I have to create a new entry. Hope I was not too confusing, and thanks for the time. Patrick
Hi all,
I’m adding a new function to our Costumer Relations Management system – Time management. Or maybe “time registration” is a better definition for it. The idea is that our consultants can add their hours into our CRM, either from the “Project”, “Tasks” or “Costumer” part of the CRM. Note: This is a tool to keep track of hours spent on a project, not a planning tool.
I’ve made the input-form for the records (Date, ClockStart, ClockStop, TimeSpent, InvoiceHours, etc.). But now I’m basically without a clue on where to start – I want to make a function almost like the calendar in Outlook, where the consultants can input what they’ve been working on, say between 13:00 and 14:00.
It doesn’t have to be fancy graphically, but functional and give a good overview.
Any ideas?
My form forces the user to send an email to me when using the database for the first time.
I now have a registration number on the form that is hardcoded into each copy by me. It is held in (frmRegister.RegistrationNumber). I already have code to get the email to send but now ned to add the contents of this field to the email.
Code:
.HTMLBody = "<HTMLtags>This email confirms that a new user " & _
olApp.Application.Session.Accounts.Item(1).SmtpAddress & _
" has registered a copy of Gundog Manager.
The registration number of this copy is (frmRegister.RegistrationNumber)</HTMLtags>"
Before my registration form is submitted i have created a message box saying "would you like to submit?"
but it pops up as if it were to be an error message.. i will attach my coding and the pop up ..