This page shows an example of a set of programs that allows a restaurant to display and maintain their menu on a web site. It also provides for a on-line reservations that are sent to the restaurant by e-mail.

The programs allow you to add, edit and remove menu items from a database located on the web server. When a web user wants to look at the menu, the information in the database on the web server is formatted and sent to the user's web browser. This is done on demand and displays the latest information in the database. The menu items appear, sorted by category (appetizer, lunch, steaks, etc.). If the restaurant wants to post their daily specials and soup of the day, the specials will appear at the top of the menu. The appearance of the menu page can be customized for your company.

The editor program that allows you to add, delete or change information in the database is accessed from your browser, just like any web page. It displays a form that you just fill in. Access to the editor requires a password that you select in advance. In this case, the user name is web and the password is manager