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You could use session variables, which are very similar to memvars, to have several screens to build up your filter which you finally submit in the last HTML page or can go back and edit. To do this, use the ASP session object in a VFP MTDLL ...
>Well, in porting a VFP app over to the Web, I have at least one question per day. Here's today's!
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>In our VFP app, we had a form that prompted for filter criteria. There were over a dozen different conditions, and some where grids with checkboxes where a user could select one or many reason codes to filter on.
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>Suppose I have a filter form called FILTER.HTM. The Filter form has a couple of inline frames that reference other HMTL pages with different input criteria.
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>The main FILTER page has a submit button where the post action is an ASP page.
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>My question is this...when the ASP page tries to request the value of controls that existed in HMTL pages that were referenced via SRC statements in the in-line frame of FILTER.HTM, how does the ASP page figure it out?
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>Any controls that are directly in the FILTER.HTM are easily referenced in the ASP page via a REQUEST statement, but I don't know how to reference stuff that was part of an in-line frame HMTL page.
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>I'm guessing I'd need to do some JavaScript or something with hidden controls, though I'm very new to JS.
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>Any advice anyone can give would be great.
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>Thanks,
>Kevin
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