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  1. Ok, I guess in my case (it's a one page website) it's not all that important but I see the point.
  2. It's still too complicated for me... maybe in the future. But I managed well so far with html, css and javascript. I found a program that turns my data information into an html table. My doubt now is what would be the advantage of having the table with sql/php instead of directly type the info in html...
  3. Thanks Niche... it looks a little bit too difficult though.
  4. Thanks Ingolme, you are helping me a lot.
  5. What is the difference between requesting a database from SQL and writing the table directly in html?
  6. It's a little bit confusing for me, but I'll give it a try... How can I convert my Excel or Access file into a SQL?
  7. Thanks! Just to be sure, HTML is for the displayed information and CSS is for the style right? And as for the database, I've been looking into it a little bit since yesterday and I see that the website I linked is using AJAX. Looking into the tutorials I see both AJAX and SQL quite similar. What is the difference, or which one is easier?
  8. I want to create a website with basically a table of information in it and I'm not sure how to. I would like it to look like the yclist. I'm quite a newbie but I want to learn to do it myself. So I have this huge list of information, kind of a directory, with name, website, city and country as the info for each line and I have it in Access and Excel. I more or less understand how to create a basic table website with tr and td... but my list is 5000 items long. I'm sure there must be a way to gather that information and directly show it on the website without having to go one by one. If someone could be nice enough to tell me if it's better with Ajax or Mysql or any help at all... That's it for now... thanks!
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