Gravity wrote on 29 mei 2007 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
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I wrote:
>Do you mean a html table in a form?
If so. what is serverside [ASP] about it?
Or do you want to know what to do on the srver with the submitted
data?
Does this make sense? I believe this is something that I need to
trigger on client side and complete on server side.
No it does not really.
Well lets put it this way, I have an ASP page..it loads up..reads data
from a database/ executed stored procedure..runs its loops on it..and
created an HTML table full of data. This HTML table also has a bunch
of radio buttons at the end.
I hope you sensibly named all the to-be-posted fields,
be it input/text or input/radio. Whether they are put in a html table or
just divided by <ol><lior <brconstructs is not important to the
submission capacities of a form.
ASP loops can easily do that.
Do you have a Q about this part?
[Please add a strippped version of your ASP code if so]
The user selects 1 radio button on each row..and clicks a button
called Submit. On the button Submit..I call form.submit on it (unless
there's something better)...the action of the form (that holds the
table) is post and it appends &Update=1 in the URL..
This seemed to be the clientside code you asked about and for which this
NG is not the right place.
and reloads the form.
Reloads the "page"?
[A form is a clientside html element]
On this reload..i check if I'm getting Update=1, if I am..then I want
to read all the values of the TD's and put them in a database
(including what they chose in the radio button).
You do not need the Update=1, as ASP can easily see if the page request
includes POST/request.form() [or even GET/request.queryst ring()] data.
Simple serverside ASP work, you have a Q about this?
[Please add a strippped version of your ASP code if so]
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