2798Validating Email Addresses with ASPhttp://www.asp101.com/articles/hojjat/mxlookup/default.aspValidating Email addresses is not limitted to finding "@" and "." signs in the address! There are higher concepts, but few are aware of them. This article shows you a simple way to check if the Email address provided by a user is "real" to a higher extent than current famous validation codes do.ASP > Tips and Tutorials > Form ProcessingOct 10, 2006Hojjat Salmasian
Sending e-mail from a web page can be useful for a number of reasons. It doesnt reveal your email address for one, plus it means you can get the information that you want from users and all of this without the end user having to use an e-mail client, nor have an e-mail account or SMTP server to send through.
Form validation is the procedure of evaluating the validity of values submitted by a user in a form. The procedure can be carried out on the client side, the server side, or both! What we are focusing on here is the server side validation process.
There are two approaches to form validation, as well as any other subject in web design: One is to prepare a good computer program (code) capable to find the errors of interest, and the other is to prepare a good design layout, to inform the user about the errors. A very common design layout for erroneous submitting is to show the form again, focusing on the trouble-making field of the form, for example by changing it's color to red.
I'm going to show you how to develop a form, asking the user for his/her name, address
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:
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.
In this article we will create a simple HTML Form and an ASP page. Any data which is entered by the user in that HTML Form will be received by the ASP action page and will enter that data into the Access database. After that we will create an ASP page to show all the records entered and to delete the specific records if wanted.
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