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Html form to ASP

Frederick Glover Frederick
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Since: 27 Oct 2002
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Posted 12 Jun 2005 02:52:10

I want to create an Html form, and pass the information to several .asp pages at one. i.e. from the html form page, I want the name, address, city, state, case no., all to populate an .asp templete layout with the inforation, but I need it to populate 12 pages... can this be done? Each page has the same basic information, but template wording is different on each page. kind of like filling a templete form. Please help.

I want to create an Html form, and pass the information to several .asp pages at one. i.e. from the html form page, I want the name, address, city, state, case no., all to populate an .asp templete layout with the inforation, but I need it to populate 12 pages... can this be done? Each page has the same basic information, but template wording is different on each page. kind of like filling a templete form. Please help.
satheesh Dominic
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Since: 24 Apr 2007
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Replied 03 Oct 2009 20:45:22
Just a form submission might not be enough! You need to store the submitted form data to a database. Using a database would be ideal for this purpose.
Siddique khan
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Since: 25 Nov 2010
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Replied 25 Nov 2010 19:24:10
after making the check, in your asp, just pass the data back in your form.

but if you meant click back button and you want the data to be still intact, it might be browser issues.


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Edited by - Siddique khan on 02 Dec 2010  20:13:40
Scot Denis
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Since: 21 Apr 2011
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Replied 21 Apr 2011 08:22:14
Well, once you get information from your form you have to store it on a back end database or temporary file, otherwise you can’t do it. Also additionally you have to include some client side for validations by using java scripts. Then it will be fine.

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