Can any one help me to recommend a book that will aid me successfully build an online order.

I have a web development project that required integration of Database into the project. The database side is done and the web solution is now connected with the database built in Microsoft Access. I am using Visual studio 6.0 not .NET

I need a help getting these listed Asp below functional.

1: customer choose item from the product list.
2: Asp hold the ordered list
3: customers confirm the order and the preview ordered displays

CAN YOU HELP!!!!

Thanks you good guys out there!
Regards,

Matthew Ikechukwu
From Denmark.



Matthew Ikechukwu
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Beginning Active Server Pages 3.0 (http://www.wrox.com/WileyCDA/WroxTit...764543636.html) might have an example that shows what you need. Chapter 15 "Writing an Application" shows a classified ad system, with user registration, buying and selling, and it ties to an Access database. The example might contain more features than what you need, but you might be able to adapt it for your purpose.

Good luck!

Jim Minatel
Senior Acquisitions Editor
Wiley Technology Publishing
WROX Press
Jim's Book of the week: Professional InfoPath 2003 - http://www.wrox.com/books/0764557130.shtml

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Matthew,

I actually did this very thing. In a nutshell this is what I did. Try the site www.dejavucollectibles.com

1) Create a table in your db that generates a sequencial number. This number will be unique as every time a visitor visits the site one will be created. Use it as your order number.
2) Read your table(s) and create a item record.
3) Display the item record in an HTML page
4) Create another recordset object for the shopping cart
5) User browses the page, clicks on the desired item, that updates the recordset on #4
6) At the end user confirms order and you update the temporary order table
7) User enters personal information
8) Send e-mail to user with the order
9) Update your permanent tables