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Old 21-09-2006, 05:43 PM   #1
SGT Buckeye
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I want to create a password protected web page that will allow my
employees to view their bonus earned. These bonus amounts will be in
an Access database. I want to start by having each person set up a
Username and Password which will be inserted into the database. Once
they have entered this information, I will add the bonus amounts
manually. Also, I want to set it up so they can pull the info from the

database using a form. Obviously, I will need to incorporate some kind

of filter to make sure that one person can not view another person's
pay. Here's the rub...my company has two servers: one that supports
ASP and one that does not. The server that my team's web site will be
on does not support ASP pages. Is there a work around that will allow
me to do this
without using ASP pages? Can anyone suggest how I begin this project?
I appreciate the assistance.

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Old 21-09-2006, 06:25 PM   #2
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You'll have to find some server-side solution, either similar to ASP or as
an add-on to your web server itself. You really need to have some sort of
server side scripting or programming platform to handle the dynamic
data-driven interactions. The other server may have something comparable to
ASP available.

Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

"SGT Buckeye" <aksaunders@affiniongroup.com> wrote in message
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>I want to create a password protected web page that will allow my
> employees to view their bonus earned. These bonus amounts will be in
> an Access database. I want to start by having each person set up a
> Username and Password which will be inserted into the database. Once
> they have entered this information, I will add the bonus amounts
> manually. Also, I want to set it up so they can pull the info from the
>
> database using a form. Obviously, I will need to incorporate some kind
>
> of filter to make sure that one person can not view another person's
> pay. Here's the rub...my company has two servers: one that supports
> ASP and one that does not. The server that my team's web site will be
> on does not support ASP pages. Is there a work around that will allow
> me to do this
> without using ASP pages? Can anyone suggest how I begin this project?
> I appreciate the assistance.
>



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Old 21-09-2006, 07:35 PM   #3
MD Websunlimited
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Default Re: Is it possible to create forms without using ASP?

Hi,

The first question is what type of server is it that it does not support ASP? I would assume Unix or Linux either of which will
support Perl or PHP and a MySQL database.

The rub is that they will not support the DRW / DIW of FP.
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Mike
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MVP FrontPage '97 - '02


"SGT Buckeye" <aksaunders@affiniongroup.com> wrote in message news:1158857012.530456.216760@d34g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
>I want to create a password protected web page that will allow my
> employees to view their bonus earned. These bonus amounts will be in
> an Access database. I want to start by having each person set up a
> Username and Password which will be inserted into the database. Once
> they have entered this information, I will add the bonus amounts
> manually. Also, I want to set it up so they can pull the info from the
>
> database using a form. Obviously, I will need to incorporate some kind
>
> of filter to make sure that one person can not view another person's
> pay. Here's the rub...my company has two servers: one that supports
> ASP and one that does not. The server that my team's web site will be
> on does not support ASP pages. Is there a work around that will allow
> me to do this
> without using ASP pages? Can anyone suggest how I begin this project?
> I appreciate the assistance.
>



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