Here is the code:(current path is /application and _fpclass is a
subdirectory) <form method="POST" action="--WEBBOT-SELF--"
onsubmit="return FrontPage_Form1_Validator(this)"
name="FrontPage_Form1">
<!--webbot bot="SaveDatabase" startspan suggestedext="asp"
u-asp-include-url="_fpclass/fpdbform.inc"
s-dataconnection="founder"
s-recordsource="Results" u-database-url="fpdb/founder.mdb"
u-confirmation-url="http://www.gearheadfans.com/paypal.htm"
s-builtin-fields="REMOTE_HOST HTTP_USER_AGENT Timestamp
REMOTE_USER"
s-builtin-dbfields="Remote_computer_name Browser_type
Timestamp User_name"
s-form-fields="race5 race6 address birth_year birth_day
Payment_Type fax email other_phone_number first_name birth_month zip
phone_number city race1 race2 race3 sex State race4 membership
last_name"
s-form-dbfields="race5 race6 address birth_year birth_day
Payment_Type fax email other_phone_number first_name birth_month zip1
phone_number city race1 race2 race3 sex State race4 membership
last_name" --><input TYPE="hidden" NAME="VTI-GROUP"
VALUE="0"><!--#include virtual="_fpclass/fpdbform.inc"--><!--webbot
bot="SaveDatabase" endspan --><p>

I noticed in the the reply from Roland that none of his examples had a
*.inc file, but rather a *.asp file as the destination. I have tried
various things, but nothing will allow my site to display.

Thanks for helping,
Mason

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Sorry...I clicked "post message" instead of "reply".

Mason



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Hi Mason...

Thanks for the response. I don't use FP but I will attempt to point out a
couple of things. It would be nice to see the full error you're getting.
ASP 0126 Errors tell you the offending line.

: <!--webbot bot="SaveDatabase" startspan suggestedext="asp"
: u-asp-include-url="_fpclass/fpdbform.inc"

This appears to me to be telling the server to accept the .inc include file
from (relative from current path) _fpclass/fpdbform.inc file as an .asp file
so .asp code will be processed

suggestedext="asp" u-asp-include-url="_fpclass/fpdbform.inc"

: s-dataconnection="founder"
: s-recordsource="Results" u-database-url="fpdb/founder.mdb"
: u-confirmation-url="http://www.gearheadfans.com/paypal.htm"
: s-builtin-fields="REMOTE_HOST HTTP_USER_AGENT Timestamp
: REMOTE_USER"
: s-builtin-dbfields="Remote_computer_name Browser_type
: Timestamp User_name"
: s-form-fields="race5 race6 address birth_year birth_day
: Payment_Type fax email other_phone_number first_name birth_month zip
: phone_number city race1 race2 race3 sex State race4 membership
: last_name"
: s-form-dbfields="race5 race6 address birth_year birth_day
: Payment_Type fax email other_phone_number first_name birth_month zip1
: phone_number city race1 race2 race3 sex State race4 membership
: last_name" --><input TYPE="hidden" NAME="VTI-GROUP"

This is the next include and it is virtual, once again, from the current
path

: VALUE="0"><!--#include virtual="_fpclass/fpdbform.inc"--><!--webbot
: bot="SaveDatabase" endspan --><p>

: I noticed in the the reply from Roland that none of his examples had a
: *.inc file, but rather a *.asp file as the destination. I have tried
: various things, but nothing will allow my site to display.

I don't think the file extension matters when the file is included, although
FP may be doing something I'm not aware of. The ASP processor will only
process ASP source in .asp extended files, UNLESS they are includes into a
..ASP file. I just always use .asp extensions for all ASP coding, includes
or not, thus my examples.

It would still help to see the error but can you confirm that
_fpclass/fpdbform.inc is one off from the current path this source file
resides in? If so, have you tried running a repair on your FPSE? (Server
extensions). You can also remove FPSE and reinstall them. Web hosts
generally give you this option from a web-based control panel.

However, note, I do not use FP so I'm not sure if you remove FPSE and then
reinstall them, will you have to re-publish your files to the server again.
I use VI 6.0. Please respond with the error.

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Roland,

The error is:
Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0126'

Include file not found

/Default.asp, line 192

The include file '_fpclass/fpdbform.inc' was not found.

Thanks,
Mason




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"Mason Myers" wrote:
: Roland,
:
: The error is:
: Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0126'
:
: Include file not found
:
: /Default.asp, line 192
:
: The include file '_fpclass/fpdbform.inc' was not found.

Ok, great. Now, is default.asp in the root? If so, is the virtual path of
_fpclass this: /_fpclass. If so, is fpdbform.inc in the /_fpclass folder?

If all of this is correct, have you tried running a repair on FPSE, as I
suggested earlier? If you do not have a way to do that yourself, you will
have to ask the web host to do it for you.

I looked up _fpclass and this is the first link I found:
http://www.yi-jing.cybercomm.nl/_fpclass/
So, it appears _fpclass is /_fpclass (one off the root).

I kept searching and found this:
http://www.dso.iastate.edu/FamilyWeekend/_fpclass/
In this directory is the infamous fpdbform.inc.

This is the server it is running on:
Apache/2.0.48 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.0.48 OpenSSL/0.9.6b PHP/4.3.4 Server at
www.dso.iastate.edu Port 80

Apache doesn't support ASP, but obviously someone is using FP to publish
this web site because you can add FPSE to it.

Looking in this file I see all VBS code. This means the web server you're
using must be IIS or Chili!Soft must be running if it is not to support ASP
coding.

How much of this can you verify?

--
Roland

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