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Confused Sue
Hi! I have an application written in Access/VBA (which is pretty simple in
design) and my boss would like this application to be available to other
people to use via the web. I have been following the instructions for ASP
pages in the book "Running Microsoft Access 2000" (John Viescas), but I'm not
having any success. When I create an ASP page by exporting one of my
forms(created in Access), only the text shows up, not an actual form. I have
the following questions to ask which might clear up some things:
1.) The book states that "if your Access database is accessible to the web
server, code in an Active Server Page can open the database, run a query,
format the results and deliver them as a web page". What I have created on
Access is an application, not just a database. Is there any way that an ASP
could access my forms and allow users to view & use the forms that I created
in Access?
2.) When I create an ASP, do I have to have an HTML form to use as a template?
Any information that you can provide is appreciated. Thanks.
design) and my boss would like this application to be available to other
people to use via the web. I have been following the instructions for ASP
pages in the book "Running Microsoft Access 2000" (John Viescas), but I'm not
having any success. When I create an ASP page by exporting one of my
forms(created in Access), only the text shows up, not an actual form. I have
the following questions to ask which might clear up some things:
1.) The book states that "if your Access database is accessible to the web
server, code in an Active Server Page can open the database, run a query,
format the results and deliver them as a web page". What I have created on
Access is an application, not just a database. Is there any way that an ASP
could access my forms and allow users to view & use the forms that I created
in Access?
2.) When I create an ASP, do I have to have an HTML form to use as a template?
Any information that you can provide is appreciated. Thanks.