I wouldn't dare snicker - I've asked too many similar questions < sympathetic grin >
I don't use Visual WebBuilder, but it sounds as if the data-editing page is part of a < form > < /form > tag (check the raw HTML). If so, then that form will have an action attached to it
< form name = "MyVWBForm" action="ABC.ASP"> < /form >
As long as your button is type "Submit" and is inside the form tags then it automatically calls the form action (yes there are ways to call other actions, but that's for the NEXT thread). You don't add any code to the button unless you are adding JavaScript validation or other bells and whistles.
Note that I've added spaces inside the tag delimiters so they will show correctly.
HTH
Barbara
>Ok folks, I'm going to swallow my pride and just have to admit my ignorance. I'm using VWB (with Win2000 Pro and IIS5) and have made progress through the sample in the VWB documentation.
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>Everything works fine. (The alternating color schemes on each row, etc.) When I click the customer name, it links to the edit page just fine. All of the controls are on there, I can change the data in the text boxes, etc.
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Here's the stupid question... What html has to be in the submit button to save the changes to the table. I think ACTION="---WEBBOT SELF---" or something like that is in there now. I'll be the first to admit, I know very little about web development (DUH) so I'd appreciate any specifics anyone would care to share. (I've got a few reference books here, but none relating to VWB obviously.)
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>Thanks in advance, and please.... no snickering when I'm not looking!
