I\'m creating a discussion forum (of sorts) in ASP.NET MVC, and I have a requirement to allow posts by unregistered visitors. Visitors only need to specify an alias to post, and can optionally provide
I\'m coding a site that\'s using tags.Two other classes (Foo and Bar) both will use tags, but the tags used in Foo won\'t apply to Bar, and vice-versa.So I created the Tags table with both foo_id and
I work in a company that uses single table Access database for its outbound cms, which I moved to a SQL server based system. There\'s a data list table (not normalized) and a calls table. This has abo
I\'d like to give my users the ability to rate each item on the site from 1 to 5. They also must be able to go back and revise their rating for each item as they please. Lastly, the item\'s page will
Is there a general term for a pairing of tables where one has header i开发者_开发知识库nformation and the other has detail lines?
I am currently setting up Open ID authentication in my website and I am having troubles incorporating it with my current Login System and database... I\'ve read the article at Plaxo & it recommend
I am trying to setup a contacts database for mailings and I am trying to fully automate the labels but can\'t figure out how.
I am working on an app right now which has the potential to grow quite large.The whole application runs through a single domain, with customers being given sub-domains, which means that it all, of cou
I\'m creating a Rails app and would like to know which of these is better: Store default data, like categories names, in a DB and get the data with queries;
I\'m currently working on a project that simulates a map with routes on it that allows users to decide their destination, and the system will calculate the shortest path to it. The map should receives