Employee access page

Hi all,

My son has started a company and has a few employees. The employees go to
different locations to service the various accounts. He would like for them
to be able to log on to our web page and enter their hours worked. I'm
thinking they would have to log on to a secure page or something. Ideally,
he would like it if after they entered their hours, only he would be able to
change things. Any ideas on how to do this. Any suggestions on this would
be appreciated (what kind of page to set up, etc.)

Carol

Re: Employee access page

Would require a server side solution (server side script and a Database)
- depends on what your hosting company supports

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"Carol V." wrote in message news:OBmiyo2mIHA.4684@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
| Hi all,
|
| My son has started a company and has a few employees. The employees go to
| different locations to service the various accounts. He would like for them
| to be able to log on to our web page and enter their hours worked. I'm
| thinking they would have to log on to a secure page or something. Ideally,
| he would like it if after they entered their hours, only he would be able to
| change things. Any ideas on how to do this. Any suggestions on this would
| be appreciated (what kind of page to set up, etc.)
|
| Carol
|
|

Re: Employee access page

I can suggest this:

www.appnitro.com - the site owner has developed a form builder (PHP &
MYSQL), which emails the form's data to you and submits it to a MySQL
database. The idea is so you can quickly create web forms without all the
knowledge required to processed the data.

It is easy to set up and has a full web-based admin that you can export the
data from the database to Excel or CSV file, which sounds like it could be
handy for you, if it is for a payroll type function (i.e. the employees
signing on and off to determine hours worked therefore wages due).

It is $39.95 for one domain licence - worth the money in my opinion, and
readily available support from the site owner if you run into problems.
Form is easily integrated into your current web site's design.

It works on secure (SSL) pages, with a bit of tweaking (but some code
modification is necessary)

I use this product and have found it most satisfactory, and it was mentioned
some weeks ago by Veign, a member of this group.

Andrew.


"Carol V." wrote in message
news:OBmiyo2mIHA.4684@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> Hi all,
>
> My son has started a company and has a few employees. The employees go to
> different locations to service the various accounts. He would like for
> them to be able to log on to our web page and enter their hours worked.
> I'm thinking they would have to log on to a secure page or something.
> Ideally, he would like it if after they entered their hours, only he would
> be able to change things. Any ideas on how to do this. Any suggestions
> on this would be appreciated (what kind of page to set up, etc.)
>
> Carol
>