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Simply put, I am looking for the quickest and easiest way to get a database-driven website up so I can put an end to having to enter stats manually on pages.

Mind you, I don't know anything about SQl or any databases and do not understand PHP or any other language beyond HTML. I do learn quickly, though.

Example of site: http://trendon.org/launch/index.htm

If you click on the player named Alexander, I'd just like to be able to enter his stats into a DB for all succeeding seasons and then call it from the webpage. That's it. Nothing insane or over-the-top.

Will CF do this for me? I know PHP will, but it seems like too much; like eating a candy bar with a steamshovel.
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RE: ColdFusion Right For Me?

In my opinion CF is easier than PHP. CF is modeled after HTML. Try lynda.com and check out there intro videos.
 
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RE: ColdFusion Right For Me?

CF is same as PHP...



If you want a simple DB, once I ran into this ASP script called EasyDB or something like that. Just point it at a table, and it'll give you a display page for all the fields. Click on edit, and you can edit it. All the scroll buttons are already linked. Hit ADD to add a record... your basic interface. You'll have to create the DB of course.
 
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