I actually find web connection to be fairly easy to use. And compaired to PHP and many of the other ways, it seems to be faster for common stuff. One of the nice features is the ability to render VFP forms in IE, which is especially useful for us since we have a screen editor for our users which lets them create custom data entry screens themselves. Combining this will web connections rendering abilities, lets them use those custom screens on the web.

>Zlatin,
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>>Another option is to have static HTML rendered from templates against VFP or some other database.
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>That's a good option to add some web functionality to existing VFP desktop apps.
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>OTOH, each day that passes I get more disapointed with the way things are evolving with VFP. If I have to add crutches to it (if I can't build the whole thing with it, in an easy and affordable way, with what comes in its box) to build a web app (like folks can do with ASP or PHP) I'd rather prefer to learn and get a whole new thing. Will keep VFP just to desktop apps.
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>Fernando