linking htm to asp?

G

Guest

trying to rebuild site have moved onto UN server using FP200, I am do no
know how to link the htm page to asp page so form filled in goes to a
database. When loaded onto server comes back with unable to connect run time
error have created asp page but then appears on TOC contenets lsit? anyone
[point me in right direct ?
Thanks
 
A

Andrew Murray

You wouldn't link it as such; you need to specify it in your form.

i.e. <form name="yourform" action="post" method="yourfile.asp">

......... fields ........

</form>

where "yourfile.asp" is the script that processes the form data to the
database.

Go to form properties, choose "Other" then go to "options" type in the URL
to the asp page, and choose the action:"yourfile.asp" and method: "Post".

OK/Apply out of all those dialogues.

Publish the page and test.

To make it simpler try using the database results wizard or database
interface wizard.
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

See your other post
Unix does not support ASP

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| trying to rebuild site have moved onto UN server using FP200, I am do no
| know how to link the htm page to asp page so form filled in goes to a
| database. When loaded onto server comes back with unable to connect run time
| error have created asp page but then appears on TOC contenets lsit? anyone
| [point me in right direct ?
| Thanks
 
G

Guest

Thanks very much for this, Just got my 2003 FP so see how it goes.
As for ASP not working on UN Is there any other way to resolve this using
some other form of file extension for form or do I need to go back to a NT
platform
Thanks Kevin
Andrew Murray said:
You wouldn't link it as such; you need to specify it in your form.

i.e. <form name="yourform" action="post" method="yourfile.asp">

......... fields ........

</form>

where "yourfile.asp" is the script that processes the form data to the
database.

Go to form properties, choose "Other" then go to "options" type in the URL
to the asp page, and choose the action:"yourfile.asp" and method: "Post".

OK/Apply out of all those dialogues.

Publish the page and test.

To make it simpler try using the database results wizard or database
interface wizard.



kevin said:
trying to rebuild site have moved onto UN server using FP200, I am do no
know how to link the htm page to asp page so form filled in goes to a
database. When loaded onto server comes back with unable to connect run
time
error have created asp page but then appears on TOC contenets lsit? anyone
[point me in right direct ?
Thanks
 
M

Murray

To get ASP pages to work reliably, you need to be on a Windows server.

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Murray
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MVP FrontPage


kevin said:
Thanks very much for this, Just got my 2003 FP so see how it goes.
As for ASP not working on UN Is there any other way to resolve this using
some other form of file extension for form or do I need to go back to a NT
platform
Thanks Kevin
Andrew Murray said:
You wouldn't link it as such; you need to specify it in your form.

i.e. <form name="yourform" action="post" method="yourfile.asp">

......... fields ........

</form>

where "yourfile.asp" is the script that processes the form data to the
database.

Go to form properties, choose "Other" then go to "options" type in the
URL
to the asp page, and choose the action:"yourfile.asp" and method: "Post".

OK/Apply out of all those dialogues.

Publish the page and test.

To make it simpler try using the database results wizard or database
interface wizard.



kevin said:
trying to rebuild site have moved onto UN server using FP200, I am do
no
know how to link the htm page to asp page so form filled in goes to a
database. When loaded onto server comes back with unable to connect run
time
error have created asp page but then appears on TOC contenets lsit?
anyone
[point me in right direct ?
Thanks
 

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