Access 2003 compatible with php or sql?

I'm beginner lvl, and trying to connect an access 2003 database table to a website.
I'm hoping it will be able to submit, and upload from this table. I'm looking into sql and php.
I was just hoping for some foresight from the more experienced that have dealt with this outdated version of access.
Maybe i just need to get a newer version, but first;
Q1
-----using the wizard to create a page, and running it in ie 11 (it doesn't like chrome) it doesn't run correctly.. the options for switching between data and creating new inserts aren't compatible with ie 11.
??? is there another way without the wizard to configure an html with access 2003?
Q2
-----I'll be looking for a config with sql and php, i don't know how long either of these has been around.
??Are they a good idea for attempting this?
I'm interested in ideas that involve using code in notepad documents and access 2003
I'm not really interested in using third party enviroments for my developing and configurations.
Thanks in advance

Access was never designed to be a database behind a web front-end. The number of concurrent calls could overwhelm it. There are also far fewer samples and support available than using SQL Server database. So look into the free Express Edition of
SQL Server. We're now at version 2014. No need to use 10-year old tech for a new site.
The web pages could be programmed using asp.net if using MSFT tech, or PHP if you want to do it the hard way :-)
Choose one camp, and stick with it. This is to say: either use the LAMP stack, or MSFT. You *can* mix and match, but not as a rookie.
-Tom. Microsoft Access MVP

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"lucianopopo" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with DW. I?d like to develop a site
using PHP and SQL
> Server.
> Anyone knows if is there a extension to do this kind
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>
> I?ve tried to use the string that DW generates to
connect with MySql and
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work.
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>
> Anyone can help me?
>
> Thank you,
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>
>
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FWIW, sorry if that doesn't help you though.

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