Hi Chris,

Thanks for the advice! I purchased a book today that has a little bit of everything, including html, Dhtml, JavaScript, XML, and a few other technologies. This should be a good start for me, even though it's a beginner type book.

I have a question regarding Rick's book on Internet Applications with VFP 6.0. Do you know if he is coming out with an updated version of the book for VFP 7.0? Or, is the book applicable to both versions?

Thanks Again,

Dave

>>I need a little advice. Up to now, I've primarily developed traditional database applications using VFP. However, I'm interested in gradually moving into web based database applications using VFP.
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>>What other languages and products should I be learning in order to be successful at this? What about XML, html, JavaScript, and/or other languages/products? What about the web connection products?
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>You can do a great application with VFP, web connection, HTML, and JavaScript.
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>>Are there any good books that anyone can recommend?
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>Rick's book Internet Applications with VFP 6.0 is a great start. It is oriented toward developing with VFP, not a sales book for web connection. You can find it at www.hentzenwerke.com.
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>A good starter book for HTML is HTML Goodies by Burns.
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>>At this point, my only experience with web development is making basic web pages with a web editor. I've not done any html coding or anything like that. So, I'm pretty much a beginnner as far as web development and web database applications go.
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>IMO, web connection is really the product to use if you are already a VFP developer.