Mark E. Skeels
2011-07-15 14:26:24 UTC
Hi, all.
I joined this list because the features of CitrusDB look good for what I
would like to do with a website.
I am not a website developer, but I am technically minded. I am probably
in way over my head, but here goes.....I want to start a small service
oriented business. I want my customers to be able to "log in" to my
website and get status info on their repairs, including projected
completion of repair, cost, invoices, and maybe other stuff. I want to
do it really cheap.
My questions:
* I understand that CitrusDB is not a website, but how do the
forms/data/input screens/etc get integrated/show up on a website?
* Exactly what IS CitrusDB? Think really basic here.....I mean, does
it create a website from a kind of template? Does it integrate
into a website? How does it "show up?" Is it a complete "solution"
or is it integrated somehow?
* Can an end user secure a website from any provider with the
necessary stuff (mySQL, PHP, etc) and install CitrusDB him/herself?
* Do you have to ask the provider to do this, or is it customary to
just get the provider service established and then do it?
* Can I install and configure this myself? Or is this something I
have to have done by the website provider?
I scanned the manual on CitrusDB; what I really need is a kind of
general overview of how this all fits into a website and the general
steps needed to get it up and running, something like..........
* Obtain Web provider
* Obtain domain name
* Design and implement website
* Install CitrusDB
* Configure CitrusDB
* GO (?)
Thanks,
Mark
That's enough questions for now..............we'll see what kind of
answers I get.
I joined this list because the features of CitrusDB look good for what I
would like to do with a website.
I am not a website developer, but I am technically minded. I am probably
in way over my head, but here goes.....I want to start a small service
oriented business. I want my customers to be able to "log in" to my
website and get status info on their repairs, including projected
completion of repair, cost, invoices, and maybe other stuff. I want to
do it really cheap.
My questions:
* I understand that CitrusDB is not a website, but how do the
forms/data/input screens/etc get integrated/show up on a website?
* Exactly what IS CitrusDB? Think really basic here.....I mean, does
it create a website from a kind of template? Does it integrate
into a website? How does it "show up?" Is it a complete "solution"
or is it integrated somehow?
* Can an end user secure a website from any provider with the
necessary stuff (mySQL, PHP, etc) and install CitrusDB him/herself?
* Do you have to ask the provider to do this, or is it customary to
just get the provider service established and then do it?
* Can I install and configure this myself? Or is this something I
have to have done by the website provider?
I scanned the manual on CitrusDB; what I really need is a kind of
general overview of how this all fits into a website and the general
steps needed to get it up and running, something like..........
* Obtain Web provider
* Obtain domain name
* Design and implement website
* Install CitrusDB
* Configure CitrusDB
* GO (?)
Thanks,
Mark
That's enough questions for now..............we'll see what kind of
answers I get.
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"If your creed and Scripture do not agree,
cut your creed to pieces,
but make it agree with this book."
~Charles Spurgeon~