-----Original Message-----
Is there anyway to track to see if my webform, which is
suppose to store data to my Access database, is even
seeing the database, and what the errors are?
Yes, but it's ugly.
1. Use a text editor to open the asp page that contains
your form. For example:
o In the FP2003 Folder list, right-click the
file, choose Open With, and then choose
FrontPage (Open As tText).
o In FP2002 and earlier, right-click the
file, choose Open With, and then choose Notepad.
2. Line 2 should contain the line:
' FP_ASP ASP Automatically generated by a
Frontpage Component. Do not Edit.
Ignore this precaution.
3. Line 4 should contain the line:
On Error Resume Next
This is the command that helpfully(?) stops any
confusing error messages from appearing. Comment it
out by typing an apostrophe ("'") in column 1.
4. Save the page and, in the case of FP2002 and earlier,
return to FrontPage. Then, browse the page using an
http:// URL and watch for any error messages that
appear in the browser.
Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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