I Want To Add A Searchable Database To My Website. Users Search For Members By Location Or Zip. Suggestions?

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Must be simple to use and create. Need 3 basic searchable fields to find a member by zip, city or state. My server is Godaddy. Any software suggestions?

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"I Want To Add A Searchable Database To My Website. Users Search For Members By Location Or Zip. Suggestions?" was posted on Monday, September 28th, 2009 at 12:30 am.

One Response to “I Want To Add A Searchable Database To My Website. Users Search For Members By Location Or Zip. Suggestions?”

Colanth(2009-09-28):

You’d have to write it yourself. Use a form on the page (HTML, CSS and Javascript), PHP for the lookup and MySQL for the database (assuming you’re on a Linux server – ASP and MSSQL on a Windows server. GoDaddy gave you the choice when you first bought hosting). I’d use AJAX for the communication, so you don’t reload the page – it looks neater.