vbscript, pass a form from web page to web page

pass a form from web page to web page

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anthon #1 / 7	pass a form from web page to web page I am trying to do a webpage that has 3 tabs at the top. Each tab has a form where the user enters data. (tab 'A' for Client Info, 'B' for Parent Info, 'C' for References) When the user clicks 'A', they ONLY see the lines for Client Info. When the user clicks 'B', they ONLY see the lines for Parent Info. When the user clicks 'C', they ONLY see the lines for Reference Info. These three parts comprise a whole record of an Access database. "HOW" can I let the user jump from tab to tab and then be able to click ADD RECORD or UPDATE RECORD and retain the info from the form from web page to web page? Can I pass an entire form from one page to another much like passing a variable? (ie: onclick="DoIt.asp"?info=2)??? This is stumping me. Please help.
Wed, 10 Mar 2004 23:43:14 GMT

Steve Fulto #2 / 7	pass a form from web page to web page Write each form's information to hidden fields in the new page's form; they will be submitted to the next page with the new information: === A.asp === <form action="B.asp" method="post"> Client Info stuff: <input name="Client" type="text" value="Client Info"><br> <input type="submit" value="Parent Info"> </form> === B.asp === <form action="C.asp" method="post"> <input name="Client" type="hidden" value="<%= Request.Form("Client") %>"> Parent Info stuff: <input name="Parent" type="text" value="Parent Info"><br> <input type="submit" value="Reference Info"> </form> === C.asp === <form action="D.asp" method="post"> <input name="Client" type="hidden" value="<%= Request.Form("Client") %>"> <input name="Parent" type="hidden" value="<%= Request.Form("Parent") %>"> Reference Info stuff: <input name="Reference" type="text" value="Reference Info"><br> <input type="submit" name="Action" value="Add"> <input type="submit" name="Action" value="Update"><br> </form> === D.asp === <pre> Client Info: <%= Request.Form("Client") %> Parent Info: <%= Request.Form("Parent") %> Reference Info: <%= Request.Form("Reference") %> Action: <%= Request.Form("Action") %> </pre> -- When you live in the shadow of insanity, the appearance of another mind that thinks and talks as yours does is something close to a blessed event. -R. Pirsig =-=-= Steve -=-=- Quote: > I am trying to do a webpage that has 3 tabs at the top. > Each tab has a form where the user enters data. > (tab 'A' for Client Info, 'B' for Parent Info, 'C' for References) > When the user clicks 'A', they ONLY see the lines for Client Info. > When the user clicks 'B', they ONLY see the lines for Parent Info. > When the user clicks 'C', they ONLY see the lines for Reference Info. > These three parts comprise a whole record of an Access database. > "HOW" can I let the user jump from tab to tab and then be able to click > ADD RECORD or UPDATE RECORD and retain the info from the form > from web page to web page? > Can I pass an entire form from one page to another much like passing a > variable? > (ie: onclick="DoIt.asp"?info=2)??? > This is stumping me. Please help.
Thu, 11 Mar 2004 01:50:06 GMT

David Dorwar #3 / 7	pass a form from web page to web page It seems that on Sat, 22 Sep 2001 16:43:14 +0100, someone claiming to be Quote: > I am trying to do a webpage that has 3 tabs at the top. Each tab has a > form where the user enters data. (tab 'A' for Client Info, 'B' for > Parent Info, 'C' for References) > When the user clicks 'A', they ONLY see the lines for Client Info. When > the user clicks 'B', they ONLY see the lines for Parent Info. When the > user clicks 'C', they ONLY see the lines for Reference Info. > These three parts comprise a whole record of an Access database. "HOW" > can I let the user jump from tab to tab and then be able to click ADD > RECORD or UPDATE RECORD and retain the info from the form from web page > to web page? > Can I pass an entire form from one page to another much like passing a > variable? > (ie: onclick="DoIt.asp"?info=2)??? Submit the form to the other page and generate hidden fields using a server side script to hold the data until it is sent back to the origional. -- David Dorward http://david.us-lot.org/ The only way to keep your health is to eat what you don't want, drink what you don't like, and do what you'd rather not. -- Mark Twain
Thu, 11 Mar 2004 03:46:45 GMT

anthon #4 / 7	pass a form from web page to web page thank you! I'll give it a go... Quote: > It seems that on Sat, 22 Sep 2001 16:43:14 +0100, someone claiming to be > > I am trying to do a webpage that has 3 tabs at the top. Each tab has a > > form where the user enters data. (tab 'A' for Client Info, 'B' for > > Parent Info, 'C' for References) > > When the user clicks 'A', they ONLY see the lines for Client Info. When > > the user clicks 'B', they ONLY see the lines for Parent Info. When the > > user clicks 'C', they ONLY see the lines for Reference Info. > > These three parts comprise a whole record of an Access database. "HOW" > > can I let the user jump from tab to tab and then be able to click ADD > > RECORD or UPDATE RECORD and retain the info from the form from web page > > to web page? > > Can I pass an entire form from one page to another much like passing a > > variable? > > (ie: onclick="DoIt.asp"?info=2)??? > Submit the form to the other page and generate hidden fields using a > server side script to hold the data until it is sent back to the > origional. > -- > David Dorward http://david.us-lot.org/ > The only way to keep your health is to eat what you don't want, drink > what you don't like, and do what you'd rather not. -- Mark Twain
Thu, 11 Mar 2004 07:41:57 GMT

anthon #5 / 7	pass a form from web page to web page Brilliant.... thanks for taking the time to spell it out for me. Quote: > Write each form's information to hidden fields in the new page's form; they > will be submitted to the next page with the new information: > === A.asp === > <form action="B.asp" method="post"> > Client Info stuff: > <input name="Client" type="text" value="Client Info"><br> > <input type="submit" value="Parent Info"> > </form> > === B.asp === > <form action="C.asp" method="post"> > <input name="Client" type="hidden" value="<%= Request.Form("Client") %>"> > Parent Info stuff: > <input name="Parent" type="text" value="Parent Info"><br> > <input type="submit" value="Reference Info"> > </form> > === C.asp === > <form action="D.asp" method="post"> > <input name="Client" type="hidden" value="<%= Request.Form("Client") %>"> > <input name="Parent" type="hidden" value="<%= Request.Form("Parent") %>"> > Reference Info stuff: > <input name="Reference" type="text" value="Reference Info"><br> > <input type="submit" name="Action" value="Add"> > <input type="submit" name="Action" value="Update"><br> > </form> > === D.asp === > <pre> > Client Info: <%= Request.Form("Client") %> > Parent Info: <%= Request.Form("Parent") %> > Reference Info: <%= Request.Form("Reference") %> > Action: <%= Request.Form("Action") %> > </pre> > -- > When you live in the shadow of insanity, the appearance of another mind that > thinks and talks as yours does is something close to a blessed event. -R. > Pirsig > =-=-= > Steve > -=-=- > > I am trying to do a webpage that has 3 tabs at the top. > > Each tab has a form where the user enters data. > > (tab 'A' for Client Info, 'B' for Parent Info, 'C' for References) > > When the user clicks 'A', they ONLY see the lines for Client Info. > > When the user clicks 'B', they ONLY see the lines for Parent Info. > > When the user clicks 'C', they ONLY see the lines for Reference Info. > > These three parts comprise a whole record of an Access database. > > "HOW" can I let the user jump from tab to tab and then be able to click > > ADD RECORD or UPDATE RECORD and retain the info from the form > > from web page to web page? > > Can I pass an entire form from one page to another much like passing a > > variable? > > (ie: onclick="DoIt.asp"?info=2)??? > > This is stumping me. Please help.
Thu, 11 Mar 2004 07:43:11 GMT

Gary #6 / 7	pass a form from web page to web page When a Form was submitted to another web page, all the controls in the submitted form on the previous page will all be transfered to the second page, and then on the second one, we can populate the info on the form by invoking the Request.Form object. Regards,
Thu, 11 Mar 2004 15:41:14 GMT

Stev #7 / 7	pass a form from web page to web page Another alternative rather than storing all hidden variables in each of the other pages is to use a single page for all of the tabs (with a single form and javascript controlling which sections of HTML are displayed). Two advantages to using this method: 1) if a new field is added, only 1 page will need to be modified and 2) this should be more efficient since it may no longer be necessary to go back to the server whenever a different tab is selected. The only trick is that you will have to hide/show the appropriate information whenever a different tab is selected (show/hide can be accomplished with CSS applied to <SPAN> tags surrounding what was previously each individual pages content) . Good Luck. Quote: > I am trying to do a webpage that has 3 tabs at the top. > Each tab has a form where the user enters data. > (tab 'A' for Client Info, 'B' for Parent Info, 'C' for References) > When the user clicks 'A', they ONLY see the lines for Client Info. > When the user clicks 'B', they ONLY see the lines for Parent Info. > When the user clicks 'C', they ONLY see the lines for Reference Info. > These three parts comprise a whole record of an Access database. > "HOW" can I let the user jump from tab to tab and then be able to click > ADD RECORD or UPDATE RECORD and retain the info from the form > from web page to web page? > Can I pass an entire form from one page to another much like passing a > variable? > (ie: onclick="DoIt.asp"?info=2)??? > This is stumping me. Please help.
Sun, 14 Mar 2004 10:59:28 GMT

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