It is common with form collection to ASP that only one form is submitted to the server at any one time. The webmaster can save the information submitted right away.However when many forms are submitted at once, the prior data are deleted to let the new data be carried in the ASP.How can this problem be solved with ASP? Is this a limitation with ASP?Is CGI a better way of form data collection?
View RepliesI am dynamically generating multiple forms E.g.,
form1
form2
form3....depending upon the records
Onclick of a button i am passing the form name to another page through a querystring. I am opening the popup through window.open function. I want the value that calculates from that page to the opener page. For that I want the dynamic form name.
How will i write the form name in the code below:
window.opener.<form_Name>.<field_name>.value="aaa"
In that page i have 2 forms with exactly the same names on it's fields, but one is called form1 and the other one form2.
What i want to do is specifiy from which form i want to read it's fields using Request.Form
Is it something like Request.Form("form1.name_of_field") ??
Is it possible to have more than one form in an ASP page and determine via "request.form....." which form you want to draw results from?
example:
Can you do something like, "request.form.projecttype("id")" for the form named, "projecttype", and later in the page have another form called, "projectmanager" and do the same thing, "request.form.projectmanager("id")"
Can I have one page "prod.asp" with 2 forms (form1 with ONE Submit Button and form2 with 2 submit buttons) submiting to same page "prod.asp" again?
View Replies View RelatedI have multiple pages based on a template (using Dreamweaver MX). This template is split in two parts (div); a menu area and an info (main) area. Each area contains a form. In the menu area form I have different form elements which determine the content of the info area (e.g. a combobox controlling which page is loaded).
Two of these elements are text fields holding dates. I need to fill the info area with a table of N rows, where N is the numbers of days between the two dates. As far as I know, the page has to be submitted to the server with these date and generated serverside. What is the best approach when I want to display result on the same page which submits the dates?
I am searching for a specific record based on different criteria:
First Name, Middle Name, Last Name, City, State, Zip Code, File Number
I am using sql server to store all the information.
i am trying to build an online test that records user input one question at a time. So each question is a form by itself. I want to make a single ASP file that will validate all the form results and write it to a database. How can I know which form is
calling the ASP file?
Also, there may be multiple users accessing the quiz at the same time. Do I have to do anything special for such a case?
I Need to collect about 400 pieces of text information (of various types and sizes) in about seven forms in seven different pages and post all the data finally to a database. I would like to know what is the best mechanism to pass data from form1 through form 7.
Users should be able to go to previous pages and edit entered data. Should I pass them as hidden variables or retain them as session variables or are there other more efficient ways to do this?
Also, I want to be able to later retrieve the data and porpulate the forms with the data so that users can edit the data and post it again. I am using ASP to do this (not .net). Any help from a generous programmer?
I'm having trouble passing hidden fields between forms. I have a total of four forms. I have the 1st form passing its field to the 2nd form, and the 2nd form passing its field to the 3rd form, but the 1st form's field then is not passed into the 3rd form. So obviously, my summary form (the 4th form) is not getting the 1st form's field or the 2nd form's field, only the 3rd form's field. Code:
View Replies View RelatedI have a query on a page that displays the results of a recordset. Each row has a check box that has the table ID associated with the row of data.
I am trying to figure out how do I send every row checked to another page and have that page know the ID's that were checked so the next page can query the table for those ID's and fill out a submission form. I know the form fields I can write so it dynamically names the value based on the script, that part is easy, but trying to figure out how to have the script accept multiple ID's so it can go through each and display the results is not.
Now this is simple if I am just sending one ID to the next page, I can just use a "Post" and append a ?id=xxx to the URL and then do a request.querystring for the ID. Where I am confused is trying to send multiple ID = 's to the next page so it reads more then one ID if more then one was checked on the previous page which 99% of the time it will be.
HERE IS MY MAIN QUESTION:
What should I look up to point me in the right direction to create a classic VBScript/ASP code to parse through the ID's that were checked on the previous page and have the next page query each ID for the data?
I can pretty much figure out how if I know what I am looking to do. I was just looking for some sort of direction that I can pursue to understand how do do this task. What is it I am trying to do? IS there a term or set of terms I need to consider looking up to get examples so I can tweak and write it from there?
I have a form that performs a calculation. Is there anyway I can get it to display an error message after somebody submits it 8 times?If this wouldn't be too difficult is there a way to get it to say please try again in 10 minutes? I'm assuming it would have to be done with cookies, but I'm not familiar with them.
View Replies View RelatedI am at wits end with this issue. I have several sites that have forms on them. For quite some time I was getting automated submissions with all types of jibberish in the form fields. Usually this contained html links. I did some server side scripting that prevented such things and for awhile it worked. Now they are back at it but only submitting stuff like the following.
Code:
Name: 8edr1urbkj
Telephone: bz94yishdt
Vehicle: tsf6kf582e nxbpthcqhq
Comment: pqrqamsnk8i k4sjrcxi1801 aklkm6jn7t7jj
Is there a tried and tested method to stop this from happening. I guess I could test the characters to see if they are numeric and kick it out if there are numbers in things like the name field, etc
I need help ASAP. I have a form where users can fill out the fields firstname, lastname, and emailaddress. When the user submits the form, I need ASP to call out to a SQL Server database to see if the firstname, lastname and emailaddress the user submitted already exists in the database.
If they all do exist, the user should not be allowed to submit the data but should be redirected to a page saying "sorry, you have already entered that information" or something to that effect.
I'm using the script below to limit a visitor at my site to only be able to post a form 5 times. I believe the reason I've received more e-mails is because the visitor closes their browser then opens a new one and they can post two times each time they do this.
<%
count = Request("count")
if count = "" Then
count = 0
Else
count = count + 1
End If
%>
<%
If count < 5 Then
%>
<a name="step5"></a><input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit">
<%
Else
%>
This form has been submitted 5 times. Please contact me for more information.
Can somebody show me how I can do this so it will only work twice within a 24 hour period even if the visitor closes their browser and opens a new one? I would think cookies be the answer to this but what happens if the visitor has cookies turned off? If this would be a good solution can somebody please help me out? I'm not familiar with cookies.
Just as the title says I am trying to do something impossible with a single SQL statement. I am doing an ASP webpage for internal use at the company I work for.
I want to know if there is a way to insert/update data into multiple tables in 1 SQL statement.
If it requires functions | views or anything else that is fine but I don't want to have 3-4 different SQL statements to update 2-3 different columns in different tables.
I have a search option on my website, which should perform a search on 4 fields, as follows:
tblNews
headline
content
tblDatabank
filename
description
It only needs to return matches which are an exact match of their search criteria. For instance, searching for "I am here" would return a record which contained "I am here", but not just "I" or "I am" etc.
I need to return all these records as part of one recordset preferably, as I want to be able to order them etc., though I imagine you may suggest I use an array somehow to merge two recordets etc., then reorder them?
i hav problem with updating the data. In the asp page i hav displayed records based on search criteria. in display mode im displaying the to be updated field in combo box for each similar contract_no. each contract_no will hav different no of rows and to be updated combo box.
based on the selected value in the combo boxes of different contract_nos i hav to update the combo value with old value. user select multiple combo values at a time I need anybody's help with detailed programming logic.
I am trying to write a simple script that will allow me to have someone complete a form and depending on which location they choose an email will be sent to a specific person.
I have a page that validates and sends and email to me correctly, now I am trying to simply add a case statement that will allow me to change the recipient to the individual it needs to go to. What am I doing wrong? Is there another way of doing this?
Basicly I would like to know how to transfer data entered on a form one one page, to another - for example a signup:
Page one - Contains initial form
Page two - other details form ] both pages emailed through the same form.
I am trying to take that is submitted in a form and put it into a querystring. I have a text field with the name "company_name" and has the value of <%= cCompany%> when submitted I want to take the value of the text field and send it to another page called submit.asp. then from the submit page I will append it into a table. I can append to the table fine but when I pass the value its blank. I have tried Request.Form(company_name) and Response.Write(cCompany). None of these seem to work the variable is always blank when I submit it. I can use javascript to get the value, which works correctly but cant dont think I can pass a javascript variable into a querystring.
View Replies View Relatedhow come the second one has the forms lined under eachother
when the first one looks like it does?
How do i make the "boxes" in a straight line under eachother?
I’m working on an Invoice page. The user may edit some of the vars on the page. Then The user will want to re calculate the totals. Then after seeing the re calculated totals then I will want to submit this info to the next page where the data will be put into a DB.
The question is how do I do this without using 2 forms, It looks like you can not put a form with in a form. Yet it looks like that’s the only way to be able to pass the vars iEither to the page where were calculate the vars, or the other page where we submit the data to the DB.
i have
printerdropdown = printerdropdown & "<option value=" & rsPrinter("id") & ">" & rsPrinter("id") & " " & rsPrinter("name") & " ( " & rsPrinter("location") & " )</option>"
and want to pass two variables across my forum by selecting just the one.
i.e. rather then just passing rsPrinter("id") id also liek to pass rsPrinter("ccid")
But dont know how to without making it joined when i cann it on the next page via request.form("printerid")
Is it possible to call ASP functions from event handlers? I am trying to find a way to have a form call an ASP function, if there is a better way let me know.
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View Replies View RelatedA client of mine has a couple of simple contact forms on their web site and they have asked if I (their web guy) could put together an ASP Form for them as their current form is out-dated and the radio buttons don't work right.
Not only that but, they do not even have a re-direct page setup so when a prospective customer completes the form and hits "submit" the form they just submitted stays in their browser window.
I have put together html forms but, I was wondering if I could get some help with creating an ASP Form for my client with disrupting the format & layout of their current Forms?
I have checked out some ASP tutorial sites but, they really do not give you the full picture in creating a "working" ASP Form.
how do you get the infromation from a form and put it into a database using sql .
View Replies View RelatedI am trying to create a page with a drop-down select upon it. When the user clicks on a selection I want a new frame to appear with a new URL (associated with the selection) appearing in it.
previously when I have used select I have passed the value to the new page, but this time I want to go to a different page depending on the selection.
I have a very large form that clients will enter data into. When they submit the form I would like a page to come up where they can opt to confirm the form or go back and edit the form. I know this is possible is there a way to automate this so I dont have to retype the whole form again putting all the data in manual.
View Replies View RelatedI need the form to be emailed to me once the form is complete. the problem I'm having is when the SUBMIT button is selected I receive a HTTP error 403.1. My web server admin isn't sure what is causing the problem. Is ASP the best way to go?
View Replies View RelatedI need to collect course registrations, with cc info, via an ASP registration form that would operate under SSL. The order info would be stored in a database that resides outside of the public web directory.
If I write a password protected utility that runs under SSL that allows the person processing orders to view/print records in this database under SSL so they can be manually processed, and after printing delete the cc number in the db, realistically, how secure is this? Host won't let me use PGP.
They don't want to use Paypal, and can't get an online merchant account because they're considered a high risk business (travel). What other options do I have?
im creating an application form for an existing site. The pages are all .asp but my form is .php. I have never explored asp before and know very very little about it. Not sure of the easiest way to create this form within these pages.
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