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Hi, Just want to add to the previous comments above, the first thing that you need to do is to build a normalized and well-architectured table. And for you to know the fields and tables that you need, you need to define the workflow of your application. As well as the Level of Users of the app. In this manner, it would be easy for you to identify which tables that you will need, and what type of relationship you need to establish. You can click the links below to view the presentations: Introduction to Table and Table Design Data Normalization: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oexOYUUyQik One-to-Many Relationships: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IstAk982ntA Many-to-Many Relationships: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7D8u6Lb2BKU You may also want to visit Caspio's Youtube Channel for the other video tutorials. By the way, they offer free instructor-led training sessions multiple times per week. These online training helps you get up and running quickly. You can sign up in these training session here: http://howto.caspio.com/pre-recorded-live-training/ or watch the pre-recorded training sessions at http://howto.caspio.com/pre-recorded-live-training/ You also need to know more about custom scripts like JavaScript and knowledge in CSS, it will surely help you to build and customize your application. Hope that helps.

Hi, Just want to add to the previous comment above, the first step in creating a web application is to create its data tables. Tables hold your data. You can create tables in the Tables area of your App. Data can be submitted into these tables using web forms or imported from external files, such as Excel. Tables can also be exported in various file formats and saved onto your computer. Views are created from one or more tables. You can use a view to filter the data of a table and/or include a subset of its base table. For example, if you have a table of all your global customers, you can create a view from that table to only display customers from a specific country. You can also create a view that consolidates data from multiple tables. For example, you can pull out customer records from one table and their orders from another table and show the data in a single view. You can refer to this link to learn more about tables and views: https://howto.caspio.com/tables-and-views/ Hope that helps.

Hi, Just want to add to the previous comment above, you can change the passwords of the employee using Password recovery form. A Password Recovery DataPage allows your users to receive their password or perform a password reset link via email. You can refer to this link for reference: https://howto.caspio.com/datapages/forms/password-recovery-forms/ Hope that helps.

Hi, Just want to add to the previous comment above, A one-to-one relationship is used when each record in the first table has only one related record in the second table. This relationship is rarely used because it is usually more efficient to put all of the information in a single table. When creating a relationship between two tables, if both fields used in the relationship are unique, a one-to-one relationship is automatically set. I also highly recommend using a view in joining two tables, you may refer to this link for reference: https://howto.caspio.com/tables-and-views/what-are-views/ You can also check this link for creating table relationships: https://howto.caspio.com/tables-and-views/relationships/ Hope this helps.

Hi, Just want to add to the previous comments above, the first thing that you need to do is to build a normalized and well-architectured table. And for you to know the fields and tables that you need, you need to define the workflow of your application. As well as the Level of Users of the app. In this manner, it would be easy for you to identify which tables that you will need, and what type of relationship you need to establish. By the way, they offer free instructor-led training sessions multiple times per week. These online training helps you get up and running quickly. You can sign up in these training session here: http://howto.caspio.com/pre-recorded-live-training/ or watch the pre-recorded training sessions at http://howto.caspio.com/pre-recorded-live-training/ Those online training really helped me a lot in building my desired application. I hope that it will help you too. Hope that helps!

Hi, Just want to add to the previous comment above, I highly recommend to review Caspio new pricing plan's resources to ensure the needs of your application. You can visit the newest pricing plan at these sites and look for PLATFORM FEATURES & RESOURCES. For Standard Plan:https://www.caspio.com/pricing/standard-edition-plans-features/ For Premium Plan: https://www.caspio.com/pricing/premium-edition-plans-features/ You can refer to this link for all the available features of the Standard Edition plans: https://www.caspio.com/pricing/standard-edition-plans-features/

Hi, Just want to add to the previous comment above, I highly recommend to review Caspio new pricing plan's resources to ensure that these meet your need. You can visit the newest pricing plan at these sites and look for PLATFORM FEATURES & RESOURCES. For Standard Plan:https://www.caspio.com/pricing/standard-edition-plans-features/ For Premium Plan: https://www.caspio.com/pricing/premium-edition-plans-features/

Hi, Just want to add to the previous comments above, the first thing that you need to do is to build a normalized and well-architectured table. And for you to know the fields and tables that you need, you need to define the workflow of your application. As well as the Level of Users of the app. In this manner, it would be easy for you to identify which tables that you will need, and what type of relationship you need to establish. By the way, they offer free instructor-led training sessions multiple times per week. These online training helps you get up and running quickly. You can sign up in these training session here: http://howto.caspio.com/pre-recorded-live-training/ or watch the pre-recorded training sessions at http://howto.caspio.com/pre-recorded-live-training/ Those online training really helped me a lot in building my desired application. I hope that it will help you too. - @NailDyanC

Hi, Yes, it is possible to Caspio. Caspio apps may be deployed to Facebook in two ways: 1. Canvas Page - This is your DataPage loaded as a Facebook standalone app. 2. Page tab - This is your DataPage deployment that is accessible directly from your business profile page. You can refer to this link for reference: https://howto.caspio.com/tech-tips-and-articles/social-media/create-facebook-apps-and-page-tabs-with-caspio-datapages/

Hi, May I clarify if you are referring to the source of an HTML DataPage? Unfortunately, there is no data source in the HTML page, it is made by default. You can use it to implement pages using HTML and CSS.

Hi, Just want to update this post and add some additional information to the previous comment above, unfortunately, you cannot log in to Caspio using MS Access. However, you can import your Data in MS access to Caspio. You can check this link for reference: https://howto.caspio.com/tables-and-views/importing-data/ You need to go to: https://id.caspio.com/login for you to login to your Caspio Bridge account. @NailDyanC

Hi, Just want to add to the previous comment above, you may also check this link on how to add social media links in Caspio: https://howto.caspio.com/tech-tips-and-articles/social-media/tech-tip-leverage-the-power-of-social-media-in-your-apps/ @NailDyanC

With that question, you can go to Styles → Form/Details → Source → Fields then add this code: text-align: right;

Hi, If you want to check the hidden box when the fields of the forms are filled out, you can refer to this article and please go to Step number 8: https://howto.caspio.com/tech-tips-and-articles/common-customizations/how-to-create-a-multi-page-form/ Hope that helps. Regards, @NailDyanC

Hi @Role21 , Just want to add to the previous comment above, you can also check and try this link: https://howto.caspio.com/tech-tips-and-articles/common-customizations/tech-tip-5-techniques-to-create-web-2-0-style-design/ I hope that helps too. Regards, @NailDyanC