Windows Acces used for e-commerce site - help needed
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Hello everybody,
I am working on this e-commerce website built on windows access and it's a nightmare to change the html content on it.has anyone used it before?
It doesn't allow me to change the content for the html tags even though it should and i don't have a clue about what to do.
Thanks
oscar
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The html isn't stored on access, the programming language is html 5
What confuses me is that through access I have sections that I can change, such as meta title, meta description and also I can change the content shown on the web pages but in reality I can only change the content on the site, all the html tags don't change even if I modify them.
My point is that the if I can change the content on the site I should be able to change also the content on the html unless when it has been set up they didn't do it properly and any changes to the html file have to be done on the ISP.
Cheers
Oscar
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Can you please elaborate? Is the HTML stored in MS Access? what is the programming language, server, etc.
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