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FYI: Note that the above form submits back to this same page. If you haven't yet submit the form then there won't be any values in the text below since they are retrieved from the form. In this case, the values reflected are simply the defaults and are the same results you would get if you submitted the form without checking anything.
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FYI: Note that the above form submits back to this same page. If you haven't yet submit the form then there won't be any values in the text below since they are retrieved from the form. In this case, the values reflected are simply the defaults and are the same results you would get if you submitted the form without checking anything.
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Forms are used frequently in dynamic web applications. As a consequence, almost all web programmers have to deal with form data validation at some point in their careers. The technique described in this article will help you help the user submit correct information.
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Developing HTML forms for entering or editing data on line is tedious and boring work. It is even more painful if you need a data-entry solution that supports both Netscape and Internet Explorer (IE). Thus most on-line forms have no JavaScript validation and barely any server validation.
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I think it's safe to say that every site needs a form - a contact or tell-a-friend form to send email, a Search form to search your database, or some sort of data entry form - probably all of these!
As you'll soon see, the framework for all these forms is the same. Once you've written one, the rest are easy - it's just copy and paste! The steps to follow are:
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As you'll soon see, the framework for all these forms is the same. Once you've written one, the rest are easy - it's just copy and paste! The steps to follow are:
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Many articles detail how to create "independent" HTML select objects with ASP. However, I have not found a good article about creating "dependent" HMTL select objects with ASP. This article details how to leverage several technologies -- both client- and server-side -- to create dependent HTML select objects with ASP. In this article, I will use the following technologies:
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This month's article marks the end of our discussion of ASP Form Handling. Hopefully you have fully understood everything we have done thus far (and if you are new to this series, welcome aboard, check out the first article). In this article, we are going to cover a number of miscellaneous topics related to all the techniques discussed in previous articles. Some of these topics come straight from questions I received via email (thanks readers) and include: handling radio buttons and check boxes, emailing attachments with CDONTS, sending HTML in an email message, and some ways of using the data stored in the registration database we created last month. Let's start on the next page by revisiting Form Handling techniques.
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Ah, forms. We all love them. And everyone knows how to use them (and if you don't, check out the related links at the end of this article). Well, we're here today to show you how to give your forms a little bit more power. By making your forms self-referencing, you can open up whole new areas of functionality with your web applications.
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The checkbox object is coded along the same lines as radio buttons, however each checkbox must get its own unique name since the state of "checked" or "not checked" will be passed to ASP for each box. Remember that you can set more than one option to be checked.
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A very important coding method to understand when developing ASP pages is the page that submits to itself. This technique is very powerful and can drastically reduce the number of files you have to maintain and the number of places in which you need to make changes when maintaining code. The concept is simple. Using forms, set the action value to the URL of the page in which the form resides. Then use ASP code to determine what the current state of the page is, and present the proper output to the user.
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While 99% of your Web sites visitors are kind, positive people, there will always exist that 1% that aim to be an annoyance and will attempt to irritate as many people as possible. These folks always seem to find their way to your Guestbook or Messageboard and post inflammatory messages. Often times, they'll use abusive language that your polite visitors will find rude. Why let a few bad apples spoil the whole barrel?
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