CSVwrite example: Write almost any web form to a database

Field 1
Field 2
Field 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Field 4


With CSVwrite Xtra you can get a copy of the data by email, and have required fields for text, numbers and email format.

CSVsearch example: Search all the database or just one field

Search:

Exact phrase All the words Any words Perfect field match

Use the search box to search all the database. You can add radio buttons to choose the field to search, or use a hidden field.

With CSVsearch Xtra you can choose the search method and split the results across pages, and then sort the results by any field.


CSVread examples: Display from a link, Virtual Include or Form

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl
Simply run the script to display all the database in any template format.

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?search=anything
Search all the database for data.
This example is searching for the text 'anything'

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?field4=gorilla
Search just one field in the database to find a match.
This example is searching 'field4' for the text 'gorilla'

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?field4!=gorilla
Search just one field in the database to find fields that don't match.
This example is searching 'field4' for text without 'gorilla'

Advanced features with CSVread Xtra:

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?search=Type something anything&method=exact
Add a search method to your database or field search
'method=exact' This will find an exact phrase in the database
'method=all' This will find all the words in any order
'method=any' This will find any of the words
'method=perfect' This will match a field in the database exactly

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?field1=T&method=start
Display records where a field starts with a chosen letter of the alphabet

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?field3>5
Search and filter fields for numeric values.
You can use '=' '>' '<' '>=' '<=' and '!!'

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?order_by=field4&order=abc
Display your results in any order by any field.
'order=abc' Display results by alphabet from A-Z, by field name.
'order=cba' Display results by alphabet from Z-A, by field name.
'order=123' Display results by number lowest first, by field name.
'order=321' Display results by number highest first, by field name.

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?display=random
Display a set number of random records. You can also use 'order=random' This will not work with the page selector feature.

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?DATE>2001-10-19
Search and filter the 'DATE' field.
You can use '=' '>' '<' '>=' '<=' '!!' and 'now' for current server time.

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?order_by=DATE&order=cba
Display your results in any order by the 'DATE' field.
'DATE&order=abc' Display results by 'DATE' field with newest first
'DATE&order=cba' Display results by 'DATE' field with oldest first

/cgi-bin/csvread.pl?records=10
Changing the number records displayed per page is simple.

With both CSVread and CSVread Xtra you can use more than one filter at the same time by adding the '&' between the features.


CSVbackup example: Backing up is now so simple it's just a click

/cgi-bin/csvbackup.pl
Administrator tool to backup your CSV database online without FTP. The advanced version will allow you to restore and view the database.


CSVedit example: Manage your database online

/cgi-bin/csvedit.pl
Administrator tool to manage your CSV database online without FTP. The advanced version will allow you to add and search records. You can even add fields directly into the database.


CSVupdate example: Visitors can update a record in your database

/cgi-bin/csvupdate.pl
Example one, direct link to the script. The user will be asked for the ID and password (if required). You can find the ID number for a record using the CSVread demo.

/cgi-bin/csvupdate.pl?ID=90232
Example two, direct link to a record to edit. In this example 'ID' is the field name that has an unique value in each record, and '90232' is 'ID'.

 
 

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