Getting a database ready for a website

[ForeverYours]

Hello! intermediate databaser here and its good to be here.

I own a bridal shop and i'm creating a website to sell my dresses. I know the first step is to have a database ready, since I have so many dresses. I have my tables done with one table holding customer attributes, including name, address, and other personal information, one holding dress attributes such as color, quantity, style, price etc., and other look up tables that has to do with the styles, colors, and quantity (up to 5). Here is where the problem comes in at:

I want to keep up with the orders placed such as the date ordered, what dress they ordered, who ordered it, price paid, shipping and handling (flat rate), etc. but I do not know how to link this up to run off the website. I would like to know what are the key fields I would need in order to place orders appropriately.

Do I need special type of tables since this will be going online?

Would this be the easiest way to go about doing such a thing?

If you could point me in the right way, or to a tutorial I would greatly appreciate it.

Forever Yours

 

[DarkAngel]

This has a link to a guide on how to set it all up:
http://www.groupsrv.com/computers/about278983.html

This isn't as helpful but might have a few pointers:
http://www.campus.ncl.ac.uk/databases/dotnet/aspdotnet.html#eg

Failing that, these hosts will set up all the complicated stuff for you:
http://aerohost.com/sql-host.htm
http://www.caspio.com/l/cbo/default01001kFien3.asp