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Form Buttons not passing in request()?
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13/11/2000 15:12:52
 
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>Post the url and I will take a look at it. Doing something new can be a pain and when you are able to be successful you will be able to help others.

Here is the URL for an all-ASP file upload method.

http://www.asptoday.com/articles/20000316.htm

If someone can make this work I hope they'll let me know how to do it.

>You do not need an additional ActiveX DLL to run ASP. Any required DLL's are on your system.

I'm under the impression that the "SA FileUp" component (and others) for file handling is an ActiveX component that requires registering on the server.

While surfing, I did see mention of a MS-made file handling ActiveX component, but the submitter said he gave up trying to make it work and picked out a 3rd party component instead.

In your example, could you explain how the form's save button makes the call to sub cmdSave_OnClick? Are you are using client-side form object properties/methods to call the sub prior to submitting the form?

I think My form handling is unclear and inefficient. I'm using a series of different forms in one common .ASP that calls itself over and over. Each form sets hidden key/value pairs, and the next form sent to the browser is selected based on the hidden request() key/value pairs from the last form submitted. Two of the hidden types (ID & PW) keep state without using cookies.

I think I've missed an "elegant" program structure by doing it this way. I notice that you use form object/properties in your code rather than request() object properties.

I'm using InterDev. Some JavaScript (client side), but mostly VBScript. I'm just getting started, tho. Thanks for your help and example code. I just need to study harder ;^)
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