When I submit a form to an asp page, the request.form is not getting the
data. This only happens on my local copy of IIS, and not on my web host.
It's a simple request.form, so I know it's not a coding issue.
The pages all load fine and access the MSAccess database perfectly. However,
when I submit a form
(even the login form) to another asp page, the data is not received by the
target page.
Why would this happen locally and not on the internet server? Is some
security setting causing this? I have Windows XP Pro SP2 running IIS 6.
Thanks,
Dominic 15 2790
Dominic Tocci wrote: When I submit a form to an asp page, the request.form is not getting the data. This only happens on my local copy of IIS, and not on my web host. It's a simple request.form, so I know it's not a coding issue.
The pages all load fine and access the MSAccess database perfectly. However, when I submit a form (even the login form) to another asp page, the data is not received by the target page.
Why would this happen locally and not on the internet server? Is some security setting causing this? I have Windows XP Pro SP2 running IIS 6.
Thanks, Dominic
Does this page run:
test.asp
<%
Response.Write "test"
%>
If not, you need to be aware that ASP is turned off by default in IIS6. You
need to go into IIS Manager and turn it on: http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2147
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Possibly this? http://support.microsoft.com/?id=308074
Ray at work
"Dominic Tocci" <nn***@toccionl ine.com> wrote in message
news:jb******** ***********@twi ster.nyc.rr.com ... When I submit a form to an asp page, the request.form is not getting the data. This only happens on my local copy of IIS, and not on my web host. It's a simple request.form, so I know it's not a coding issue.
The pages all load fine and access the MSAccess database perfectly.
However, when I submit a form (even the login form) to another asp page, the data is not received by the target page.
Why would this happen locally and not on the internet server? Is some security setting causing this? I have Windows XP Pro SP2 running IIS 6.
Thanks, Dominic
Thanks, Ray. Unfortunately that doesn't seem to be the cause. I'm not using
any authentication and already have IE6. I thought it might be something
with SP2, because I recall this working in the past before I installed it.
Either that or it could be because I recently fixed my asp.net mappings by
running the Aspnet_regiis.e xe utility.
Does that information help?
Thanks
"Ray Costanzo [MVP]" <my first name at lane 34 dot commercial> wrote in
message news:ev******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Possibly this? http://support.microsoft.com/?id=308074
Ray at work
"Dominic Tocci" <nn***@toccionl ine.com> wrote in message news:jb******** ***********@twi ster.nyc.rr.com ... When I submit a form to an asp page, the request.form is not getting the data. This only happens on my local copy of IIS, and not on my web host. It's a simple request.form, so I know it's not a coding issue.
The pages all load fine and access the MSAccess database perfectly. However, when I submit a form (even the login form) to another asp page, the data is not received by the target page.
Why would this happen locally and not on the internet server? Is some security setting causing this? I have Windows XP Pro SP2 running IIS 6.
Thanks, Dominic
Ha! That's pretty funny. Asp is definitely turned on. All the asp code on
the pages works except for retrieving the form data. And, again, it's only
on my local copy of IIS that this happens. The code itself works on my
webserver.
Thanks for the response anyway.
"Bob Barrows [MVP]" <re******@NOyah oo.SPAMcom> wrote in message
news:OZ******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl... Dominic Tocci wrote: When I submit a form to an asp page, the request.form is not getting the data. This only happens on my local copy of IIS, and not on my web host. It's a simple request.form, so I know it's not a coding issue.
The pages all load fine and access the MSAccess database perfectly. However, when I submit a form (even the login form) to another asp page, the data is not received by the target page.
Why would this happen locally and not on the internet server? Is some security setting causing this? I have Windows XP Pro SP2 running IIS 6.
Thanks, Dominic
Does this page run:
test.asp
<% Response.Write "test" %>
If not, you need to be aware that ASP is turned off by default in IIS6. You need to go into IIS Manager and turn it on: http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2147
-- Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a quicker response by posting to the newsgroup.
Well, I wasn't trying to be funny.
Can you create a small repro of your problem? A short html page with a form
containing one testbox that submits to an asp page that simply writes the
request.form data? Show us the source for both pages.
Bob Barrows
Dominic Tocci wrote: Ha! That's pretty funny. Asp is definitely turned on. All the asp code on the pages works except for retrieving the form data. And, again, it's only on my local copy of IIS that this happens. The code itself works on my webserver.
Thanks for the response anyway.
"Bob Barrows [MVP]" <re******@NOyah oo.SPAMcom> wrote in message news:OZ******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP11.phx.gbl... Dominic Tocci wrote: When I submit a form to an asp page, the request.form is not getting the data. This only happens on my local copy of IIS, and not on my web host. It's a simple request.form, so I know it's not a coding issue.
The pages all load fine and access the MSAccess database perfectly. However, when I submit a form (even the login form) to another asp page, the data is not received by the target page.
Why would this happen locally and not on the internet server? Is some security setting causing this? I have Windows XP Pro SP2 running IIS 6.
Thanks, Dominic
Does this page run:
test.asp
<% Response.Write "test" %>
If not, you need to be aware that ASP is turned off by default in IIS6. You need to go into IIS Manager and turn it on: http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2147
-- Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a quicker response by posting to the newsgroup.
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header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a
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Well it is fixed... kind of. This seems to be a minor symptom of a larger
problem. I believe the error may have had something to do with memory
resources, because suddenly it could not even read the local database. I
restarted and database access was restored, as was form submission behavior.
So that's good, right? Well, kind of...
Then it started giving me an error about not being able to update the
database because it is read-only. It wasn't read-only and the permissions
are the same that they've always been when it used to work. However, when I
gave full control of the MSAccess files to the Internet Guest Account things
started working again.
So things work now... but I'm still rather confused as to why things stopped
working in the first place.
Is there a difference in the security settings for ASP.Net or SP2 that might
have caused this? Maybe there's something wrong with my IIS installation or
ODBC?
"Dominic Tocci" <nn***@toccionl ine.com> wrote in message
news:jb******** ***********@twi ster.nyc.rr.com ... When I submit a form to an asp page, the request.form is not getting the data. This only happens on my local copy of IIS, and not on my web host. It's a simple request.form, so I know it's not a coding issue.
The pages all load fine and access the MSAccess database perfectly. However, when I submit a form (even the login form) to another asp page, the data is not received by the target page.
Why would this happen locally and not on the internet server? Is some security setting causing this? I have Windows XP Pro SP2 running IIS 6.
Thanks, Dominic
Crap. I'm back to square one. Now the form submission data is not appearing
again. I guess I'll restart and try again...
Any ideas?
"Dominic Tocci" <nn***@toccionl ine.com> wrote in message
news:9B******** *************@t wister.nyc.rr.c om... Well it is fixed... kind of. This seems to be a minor symptom of a larger problem. I believe the error may have had something to do with memory resources, because suddenly it could not even read the local database. I restarted and database access was restored, as was form submission behavior. So that's good, right? Well, kind of...
Then it started giving me an error about not being able to update the database because it is read-only. It wasn't read-only and the permissions are the same that they've always been when it used to work. However, when I gave full control of the MSAccess files to the Internet Guest Account things started working again.
So things work now... but I'm still rather confused as to why things stopped working in the first place.
Is there a difference in the security settings for ASP.Net or SP2 that might have caused this? Maybe there's something wrong with my IIS installation or ODBC?
"Dominic Tocci" <nn***@toccionl ine.com> wrote in message news:jb******** ***********@twi ster.nyc.rr.com ... When I submit a form to an asp page, the request.form is not getting the data. This only happens on my local copy of IIS, and not on my web host. It's a simple request.form, so I know it's not a coding issue.
The pages all load fine and access the MSAccess database perfectly. However, when I submit a form (even the login form) to another asp page, the data is not received by the target page.
Why would this happen locally and not on the internet server? Is some security setting causing this? I have Windows XP Pro SP2 running IIS 6.
Thanks, Dominic
Dominic Tocci wrote: work. However, when I gave full control of the MSAccess files to the Internet Guest Account things started working again.
If you have multiple users, you need to grant read/write (not full) access
to the folder containing the Access files, not just to the Access files
themselves. Each user in the database needs to be able to create, modify and
delete a lock file (databasename.l db) which controls multiuser activity.
Full access is definitely NOT needed.
Bob Barrows
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Microsoft MVP -- ASP/ASP.NET
Please reply to the newsgroup. The email account listed in my From
header is my spam trap, so I don't check it very often. You will get a
quicker response by posting to the newsgroup.
You mentioned asp.net ... is this a .net application? If so, you should try
posting on a dotnet group (this group is for classic asp). Specifically:
microsoft.publi c.dotnet.framew ork.aspnet
Bob Barrows
Dominic Tocci wrote: Crap. I'm back to square one. Now the form submission data is not appearing again. I guess I'll restart and try again...
Any ideas?
"Dominic Tocci" <nn***@toccionl ine.com> wrote in message news:9B******** *************@t wister.nyc.rr.c om... Well it is fixed... kind of. This seems to be a minor symptom of a larger problem. I believe the error may have had something to do with memory resources, because suddenly it could not even read the local database. I restarted and database access was restored, as was form submission behavior. So that's good, right? Well, kind of...
Then it started giving me an error about not being able to update the database because it is read-only. It wasn't read-only and the permissions are the same that they've always been when it used to work. However, when I gave full control of the MSAccess files to the Internet Guest Account things started working again.
So things work now... but I'm still rather confused as to why things stopped working in the first place.
Is there a difference in the security settings for ASP.Net or SP2 that might have caused this? Maybe there's something wrong with my IIS installation or ODBC?
"Dominic Tocci" <nn***@toccionl ine.com> wrote in message news:jb******** ***********@twi ster.nyc.rr.com ... When I submit a form to an asp page, the request.form is not getting the data. This only happens on my local copy of IIS, and not on my web host. It's a simple request.form, so I know it's not a coding issue.
The pages all load fine and access the MSAccess database perfectly. However, when I submit a form (even the login form) to another asp page, the data is not received by the target page.
Why would this happen locally and not on the internet server? Is some security setting causing this? I have Windows XP Pro SP2 running IIS 6.
Thanks, Dominic
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