Simple Database Interaction - FrontPage

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Guest

Is it possible to present a web page to our customers displaying 20
clickable dates (They would click on one only, pushbutton? checkbox?) and
then after entering their name and customer number, submit it?

Would it be possible to present the next customer the same screen but not the
dates prior customers have chosen?

Is it possible to do this kind of of database manipulation in FP?

We're FrontPage newbies but good at
reading computer manuals. We have access to a Yahoo server.

Thanks, Peter S.
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

Use radio buttons and not checkboxes.

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Thomas A. Rowe

If you group them, then only one can be selected.

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Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

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D

David Berry

Oh, right. You were referring to the JavaScript reference I made. For some
reason I thought you meant radio buttons were better than checkboxes (in
general)
 
G

Guest

Thanks for the ideas. Do you know if Yahoo servers support ASP? Does it
have to be suported by the their server? Or we upload some kind of engine????
Thanks. Sorry for our ignorance.
 
D

David Berry

ASP is support on Windows Servers unless it's disabled. No special engine
or install is required. As for Yahoo, I don't know. You'll have to ask
them or look around their site to see what they support. You could also run
a test to see if they support it. To do that, create a new page called
test.asp. Switch to Code View and between the <body></body> tags paste in
this code:

<%
Response.Write "This is a Test to See if ASP is Working"
x = 1
y = 2
z = x + y
Response.Write z
%>

Save and publish the page then look at it in the browser. If you see the
text and 3 then it works
 

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