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Form Manager in Macromedia Dreamweaver

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Is there any way using Macromedia Dreamweaver that i can add to my ASP page (in VBScript language) a Form Manager like the one that exists in Visual Interdev.

The reason for this is that i have a form with some text fields that is connected to a database table and i want to be able to update the table if i make any changes to the text fields..

Thank you.

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Re: Form Manager in Macromedia Dreamweaver

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Hello ....

Is there any way using Macromedia Dreamweaver that i can add to my ASP page (in VBScript language) a Form Manager like the one that exists in Visual Interdev.

The reason for this is that i have a form with some text fields that is connected to a database table and i want to be able to update the table if i make any changes to the text fields..

Thank you.


You can use the update record server behaviour. Basically you pull the record from the database you wish to update which places the relevant data in text fields which you can then edit. Clicking submit updates the database.

The way DW works means you need a page for INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE functions. You can use one form and hand write the code depending on what you want to do but for quickness the DW server behaviours are fine.

Hope this helps...

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