Database wont update from form

G

Guest

I have a frontpage2003 web site which is split into subsites. One of my
subsites has a access2003 database and a form which saves the data to the
database. When you fill the form in in a brower, the data isnt transferred to
the database.

the database and comms all seem fine to me. Could it be because of the sub
site.

I have created another form & database before that worked fine, the only
difference now is that its in a sub site

Anyone any ideas what im doing wrong???
 
G

Guest

i have just removed the sub site in question and published it as a single
site. The form works fine, it updates the database.

Wont wont it work as a sub site
 
C

Clark

I think the sub-site needs to be marked as a "root web", which is something that
your ISP may need to do for you.
 
A

Andrew Murray

Within a subsite (which FP regards as a completely separate site) you need
the FP extensions since they only work on the "root" web and not inside a
subweb since a subweb is a folder, but in addition it is actually a web in
itself, it just resides "inside" the root web.
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

The FP extensions are active within in subweb / subsite, since it is the extensions that
create/converts a folder to subweb / subsite, the issue here is the subweb is not set as a
application root.

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