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This tutorial teaches you how to create a simple guest book application using a MS Access database.

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Creating a guestbook

In this tutorial I will teach you how to create a simple guest book using coldfusion and ms access. Before you start off take a look at a demo version of the guest book .

Also, you can download the full source code(database included) in the "download section" of this site.

Let's start with creating a simple (HTML) form that will be used to enter the actual comments.

Create a new file called "gb_CommentForm.cfm" and copy the source code from here .

Note:
Although we could save this file with a HTML extension,
I prefer not to do so because it's quite likely that sooner or later you will have to build some dynamic content around this page.


 

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