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Help me please before I go insane

subs

2/27/2004 8:30:00 AM

I have an access database and using Front Page, I created an ASP pag
that displays all the results of the whole database

Is there ANY WAY I can have checkboxes next to each result and
person can check off which ones of the results he would like mor
info on and then SEND only those checked off to me in an email? I d
know how I can use parameters to be able to send an email askin
about each individual one, but I need something that works for
person to check off as many as they need

I have tried to simply put a form around the database results region
but that doesnt work
I have searched and researched and asked about this until my finger
are bleeding on the keyboard

Help me please!
2 Answers

jamesche

2/27/2004 4:17:00 PM

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MissKirin,

You're in the wrong group. Folks here are using ASP.NET to write custom
code. We don't deal with FrontPage issues in this group.

You might want to give microsoft.public.frontpage.client a try.

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>I have an access database and using Front Page, I created an ASP page
that displays all the results of the whole database.

Is there ANY WAY I can have checkboxes next to each result and a
person can check off which ones of the results he would like more
info on and then SEND only those checked off to me in an email? I do
know how I can use parameters to be able to send an email asking
about each individual one, but I need something that works for a
person to check off as many as they need.

I have tried to simply put a form around the database results region,
but that doesnt work.
I have searched and researched and asked about this until my fingers
are bleeding on the keyboard.

Help me please!!

>

Sarmad Aljazrawi

2/29/2004 12:11:00 PM

0

If i got you right,

you need to post the result set with the off checked checkboxes and then
check the posted results before you email only the off checked checkboxes.

/regards,
--
Sarmad Aljazrawi
B.Sc. Computer Science, MSDBA, MCP
www.aljazrawi.net


"MissKirin" <subs@cidicon-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
news:uu2JbvQ$DHA.3668@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> I have an access database and using Front Page, I created an ASP page
> that displays all the results of the whole database.
>
> Is there ANY WAY I can have checkboxes next to each result and a
> person can check off which ones of the results he would like more
> info on and then SEND only those checked off to me in an email? I do
> know how I can use parameters to be able to send an email asking
> about each individual one, but I need something that works for a
> person to check off as many as they need.
>
> I have tried to simply put a form around the database results region,
> but that doesnt work.
> I have searched and researched and asked about this until my fingers
> are bleeding on the keyboard.
>
> Help me please!!
>