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What is the best way or prefered way of formating links for your website. Shoulds they be
relative such as : href="../folder/files.html"
absolute href="http://www.blah.com/folder/files.html"
or based from root href="/folder/files.html"
or is this really a matter of personnel preference...
Ok so I ckecked the settings on the web server and the "verify file exists" box wasn't checked, so I checked it and nothing changed. I still get the same errors, any idea what could be the problem? Is there another way to do this? If so its gotta be something I can make work with out installing...
Ok so I haven't had a chance to check out the server setting yet but I had another quick question. Is there a good book out there that covers both asp and asp.net? THe server that we are running now dosen't support .NET but they are expected to add that functionality in the future. Thanks agian...
OK I tried using action"/html/internet_files/mail.asp" and it just showed the code again. There has to be a place to check the settigns for allowing asp code. Any idea on where to find this setting? Thanks yet again for your help.
root is not a directory. we have a server with a decent amoutn of HD's and IIS is set to use the W drive as its wwwroot. there is no name for a folder that is root its the whole drive, so would I be able to use this code:
action="/html/internet_files/mail.asp"?
Should there be a folder...
when I say its posting the asp code I mean its showing exactly what I typed in if i use a relative path(../../internet_files/mail.asp) absolute path(http:www..../html/internet_files/mail.asp) gives a http500 internal server error. THe directories are set up like this:
root
--/html
--- /form...
Ok so I got this typed in:
<%
'get the info submitted from your form input page
name= Request.Form("name")
command = Request.Form("command")
email = Request.Form("email")
phone = Request.Form("phone")
remarks = Request.Form("remarks")
'create email object and set it's server...
so I can list as many fields as I want by just separating them with & "<br />" &. Dose the name of the asp file matter? I don't think that it would but I don't know a lot about asp. Also dose the form itself need a name? I didn't see that referenced anywhere in the example. And for the last...
for the body part of the email how do I set it up to format multiple fields in the email? I was looking at the line:
oMail.HTMLBody = themessage 'the message that was submitted
how do I make HTMLBody contain multiple fields? Thanks again for your time. I'm really new to this asp stuff.
Thanks for the help, I'm going to try the asp stuff tomorrow at work, the only question I have is about the url for the schema stuff. The network I'm working on dosen't have access to the MS web site, dose that matter? Is there a place that I can download those schemas to my server and reference...
I'm trying to fix a problem with a webpage at work. Its a form that was built using frontpage that has gone bad and we no longer have the frontpage to fix it. The page collects data from the user and sends it to us in email, I tried to fix it by adding the line mailto:"email address" the old...
For work they want me to create a DB with Access2000 that they can update from a web based form. Access has a thing built into that lets me creat a web page from the data and I can update it from there but I was wandering if there was a better way to do it. I'm stuck using Access and I think the...