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Re: Web Site For Species Maintenance
>To All,
>
>If space can be made available on the AKA web site, I could do the HTML
>programming to maintain a master list of killies kept by members.
> Requirements would be about 5 Mbytes of server space, specific site
>directory for file to be maintained, an a specific email address for
>submittals to be added and deleted. The process could be automated so it
>could be updated weekly with a few simple i-net tools. I would prefer to
>use members AKA membership numbers for the ID's of the fish this way actual
>members names would not be on the list, however, all AKA members would be
>able to cross index via their AKA rosters. If space could not be made
>available I could possibly set up such a list on my engineering company's
>i-net server, and link from AKA and other sites.
>
>Jim Langan
>
>
>
>Attachment converted: Cooper G3:WINMAIL.DAT 3 (????/----) (00012EF5)
Setting up a voluntary registry of species maintained by individual members
would not be a problem, at least as far as space is concerned. If it is to
be done, I would rather set it up such that the individuals could log on
and enter species kept or edit the list themselves. This is simply a matter
of setting up a database. However, I would want to set up password
protection to protect against unauthorized alteration. It will take me a
little effort to work this out. I will play with it over the coming week or
so and put up a model that folks can comment on.
Barry
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Barry Cooper, Chair email: bjc3 at cornell_edu
Department of Pathology Voice: (607)253-3336
College of Veterinary Medicine FAX: (607)253-3317
Cornell University
Ithaca, NY 14853
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