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<i><b>Originally posted by : kavita (rradhaa@mailcity.com)</b></i><br />Hi <br /> For submission of form data if we use 'get' method we cannot send larage amout of data.I think maximum limit is 1000 bytes.Like that is there any limit for 'post' method? I want to store the form details in an Access database.Suppose if there is a textarea object in the form and it has large amout of data can we pass it using 'post' method? And what is the maximum size of text that we can store in access data base? Is it 255 bytes. If so how can we store large amount of data in a text field??<br />Can any one help me!<br />Thank you!<br /><br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br />

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<i><b>Originally posted by : Mukesh (gunwantm@hotmail.com)</b></i><br />See Get and Post methods work very differently<br /><br />When you use get method Your data goes to the submitted page as a part of you URL so it has some limitations.Use access this data in a receiving form as request.querystring() method<br /><br /><br />With Post method the data goes as a Header section of the PAge hence you can send any data in<br />which will go in form of form controls and you will access them in a receiving page as request.form("textareaname").[value]<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Regarding Access database yes ofcourse the text field is limited to 255 characters but if you want to use the larger chunk of data make your field in database as "MEMO" filed. This way you can store larger data in a field.<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Thanks & Regards <br /><br />Mukesh.<br /><br />------------<br />kavita at 6/22/2000 11:00:07 PM<br /><br />Hi <br /> For submission of form data if we use 'get' method we cannot send larage amout of data.I think maximum limit is 1000 bytes.Like that is there any limit for 'post' method? I want to store the form details in an Access database.Suppose if there is a textarea object in the form and it has large amout of data can we pass it using 'post' method? And what is the maximum size of text that we can store in access data base? Is it 255 bytes. If so how can we store large amount of data in a text field??<br />Can any one help me!<br />Thank you!<br /><br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br />

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<i><b>Originally posted by : Kavita (rradhaa@mailcity.com)</b></i><br /> Thank you for the information.Actually i never worked with access database.so I did'nt know that there is a MEMO datatype. O.K then, no problem.<br /> Hey Mukesh! here i got another problem.With your yesterday's code now i got how to execute different asp files by clicking on different buttons in the same form.But with this the querystring is not getting passed to those files.So i could'nt use the form information in those asp files.I became helpless.Is there any way to pass the form information also.If you know please tell me. O.K.<br /><br />Kavita. <br /><br /><br />------------<br />Mukesh at 6/23/2000 12:59:44 AM<br /><br />See Get and Post methods work very differently<br /><br />When you use get method Your data goes to the submitted page as a part of you URL so it has some limitations.Use access this data in a receiving form as request.querystring() method<br /><br /><br />With Post method the data goes as a Header section of the PAge hence you can send any data in<br />which will go in form of form controls and you will access them in a receiving page as request.form("textareaname").[value]<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Regarding Access database yes ofcourse the text field is limited to 255 characters but if you want to use the larger chunk of data make your field in database as "MEMO" filed. This way you can store larger data in a field.<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Thanks & Regards <br /><br />Mukesh.<br /><br />------------<br />kavita at 6/22/2000 11:00:07 PM<br /><br />Hi <br /> For submission of form data if we use 'get' method we cannot send larage amout of data.I think maximum limit is 1000 bytes.Like that is there any limit for 'post' method? I want to store the form details in an Access database.Suppose if there is a textarea object in the form and it has large amout of data can we pass it using 'post' method? And what is the maximum size of text that we can store in access data base? Is it 255 bytes. If so how can we store large amount of data in a text field??<br />Can any one help me!<br />Thank you!<br /><br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br />

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<i><b>Originally posted by : uday (kuday99@hotmail.com)</b></i><br /><br />Hi <br /><br /> write this code in onClick <br /><br />window.formName.action = "your ASP file"<br />window.formName.submitt()<br /><br />that' it<br />hope this helps<br />uday<br />------------<br />Kavita at 6/23/2000 4:12:04 AM<br /><br /> Thank you for the information.Actually i never worked with access database.so I did'nt know that there is a MEMO datatype. O.K then, no problem.<br /> Hey Mukesh! here i got another problem.With your yesterday's code now i got how to execute different asp files by clicking on different buttons in the same form.But with this the querystring is not getting passed to those files.So i could'nt use the form information in those asp files.I became helpless.Is there any way to pass the form information also.If you know please tell me. O.K.<br /><br />Kavita. <br /><br /><br />------------<br />Mukesh at 6/23/2000 12:59:44 AM<br /><br />See Get and Post methods work very differently<br /><br />When you use get method Your data goes to the submitted page as a part of you URL so it has some limitations.Use access this data in a receiving form as request.querystring() method<br /><br /><br />With Post method the data goes as a Header section of the PAge hence you can send any data in<br />which will go in form of form controls and you will access them in a receiving page as request.form("textareaname").[value]<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Regarding Access database yes ofcourse the text field is limited to 255 characters but if you want to use the larger chunk of data make your field in database as "MEMO" filed. This way you can store larger data in a field.<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Thanks & Regards <br /><br />Mukesh.<br /><br />------------<br />kavita at 6/22/2000 11:00:07 PM<br /><br />Hi <br /> For submission of form data if we use 'get' method we cannot send larage amout of data.I think maximum limit is 1000 bytes.Like that is there any limit for 'post' method? I want to store the form details in an Access database.Suppose if there is a textarea object in the form and it has large amout of data can we pass it using 'post' method? And what is the maximum size of text that we can store in access data base? Is it 255 bytes. If so how can we store large amount of data in a text field??<br />Can any one help me!<br />Thank you!<br /><br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br />

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<i><b>Originally posted by : kavita (rradhaa@mailcity.com)</b></i><br />Hi Uday!<br /> Thanks for the information.I got it.<br />But if i want to set the target for that asp file how can i ? Suppose if i have my button in frame1 and i want to display the asp file in frame2 then where i have to set the target? If you know please tell me.<br /><br />Thanks <br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br /><br />------------<br />uday at 6/27/2000 4:00:11 PM<br /><br /><br />Hi <br /><br /> write this code in onClick <br /><br />window.formName.action = "your ASP file"<br />window.formName.submitt()<br /><br />that' it<br />hope this helps<br />uday<br />------------<br />Kavita at 6/23/2000 4:12:04 AM<br /><br /> Thank you for the information.Actually i never worked with access database.so I did'nt know that there is a MEMO datatype. O.K then, no problem.<br /> Hey Mukesh! here i got another problem.With your yesterday's code now i got how to execute different asp files by clicking on different buttons in the same form.But with this the querystring is not getting passed to those files.So i could'nt use the form information in those asp files.I became helpless.Is there any way to pass the form information also.If you know please tell me. O.K.<br /><br />Kavita. <br /><br /><br />------------<br />Mukesh at 6/23/2000 12:59:44 AM<br /><br />See Get and Post methods work very differently<br /><br />When you use get method Your data goes to the submitted page as a part of you URL so it has some limitations.Use access this data in a receiving form as request.querystring() method<br /><br /><br />With Post method the data goes as a Header section of the PAge hence you can send any data in<br />which will go in form of form controls and you will access them in a receiving page as request.form("textareaname").[value]<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Regarding Access database yes ofcourse the text field is limited to 255 characters but if you want to use the larger chunk of data make your field in database as "MEMO" filed. This way you can store larger data in a field.<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Thanks & Regards <br /><br />Mukesh.<br /><br />------------<br />kavita at 6/22/2000 11:00:07 PM<br /><br />Hi <br /> For submission of form data if we use 'get' method we cannot send larage amout of data.I think maximum limit is 1000 bytes.Like that is there any limit for 'post' method? I want to store the form details in an Access database.Suppose if there is a textarea object in the form and it has large amout of data can we pass it using 'post' method? And what is the maximum size of text that we can store in access data base? Is it 255 bytes. If so how can we store large amount of data in a text field??<br />Can any one help me!<br />Thank you!<br /><br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br />

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<i><b>Originally posted by : devarajan (devarajan.kaladipet@formulasys.com)</b></i><br />Hi,<br />I think i can also join ur discussion..for the question kavita asked,i think this is the answer..<br />Set the name of the frame in the target attribute in the html tag..for ex.<br /><br />code in frame1<br /><a href="x.asp" target="name of the target frame"><br /><br />regards,<br />devarajan<br /><br /><br />------------<br />kavita at 6/28/2000 10:40:32 PM<br /><br />Hi Uday!<br /> Thanks for the information.I got it.<br />But if i want to set the target for that asp file how can i ? Suppose if i have my button in frame1 and i want to display the asp file in frame2 then where i have to set the target? If you know please tell me.<br /><br />Thanks <br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br /><br />------------<br />uday at 6/27/2000 4:00:11 PM<br /><br /><br />Hi <br /><br /> write this code in onClick <br /><br />window.formName.action = "your ASP file"<br />window.formName.submitt()<br /><br />that' it<br />hope this helps<br />uday<br />------------<br />Kavita at 6/23/2000 4:12:04 AM<br /><br /> Thank you for the information.Actually i never worked with access database.so I did'nt know that there is a MEMO datatype. O.K then, no problem.<br /> Hey Mukesh! here i got another problem.With your yesterday's code now i got how to execute different asp files by clicking on different buttons in the same form.But with this the querystring is not getting passed to those files.So i could'nt use the form information in those asp files.I became helpless.Is there any way to pass the form information also.If you know please tell me. O.K.<br /><br />Kavita. <br /><br /><br />------------<br />Mukesh at 6/23/2000 12:59:44 AM<br /><br />See Get and Post methods work very differently<br /><br />When you use get method Your data goes to the submitted page as a part of you URL so it has some limitations.Use access this data in a receiving form as request.querystring() method<br /><br /><br />With Post method the data goes as a Header section of the PAge hence you can send any data in<br />which will go in form of form controls and you will access them in a receiving page as request.form("textareaname").[value]<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Regarding Access database yes ofcourse the text field is limited to 255 characters but if you want to use the larger chunk of data make your field in database as "MEMO" filed. This way you can store larger data in a field.<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Thanks & Regards <br /><br />Mukesh.<br /><br />------------<br />kavita at 6/22/2000 11:00:07 PM<br /><br />Hi <br /> For submission of form data if we use 'get' method we cannot send larage amout of data.I think maximum limit is 1000 bytes.Like that is there any limit for 'post' method? I want to store the form details in an Access database.Suppose if there is a textarea object in the form and it has large amout of data can we pass it using 'post' method? And what is the maximum size of text that we can store in access data base? Is it 255 bytes. If so how can we store large amount of data in a text field??<br />Can any one help me!<br />Thank you!<br /><br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br />

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<i><b>Originally posted by : kavita (rradhaa@mailcity.com)</b></i><br />Hi devarajan!<br /> I got what you said.But suppose if the code is like <br />response.redirect aspfile1.asp<br />then how to set the target for that aspfile1.asp file.<br />Thanks <br />kavita.<br /><br /><br />------------<br />devarajan at 7/5/2000 1:33:33 PM<br /><br />Hi,<br />I think i can also join ur discussion..for the question kavita asked,i think this is the answer..<br />Set the name of the frame in the target attribute in the html tag..for ex.<br /><br />code in frame1<br /><a href="x.asp" target="name of the target frame"><br /><br />regards,<br />devarajan<br /><br /><br />------------<br />kavita at 6/28/2000 10:40:32 PM<br /><br />Hi Uday!<br /> Thanks for the information.I got it.<br />But if i want to set the target for that asp file how can i ? Suppose if i have my button in frame1 and i want to display the asp file in frame2 then where i have to set the target? If you know please tell me.<br /><br />Thanks <br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br /><br />------------<br />uday at 6/27/2000 4:00:11 PM<br /><br /><br />Hi <br /><br /> write this code in onClick <br /><br />window.formName.action = "your ASP file"<br />window.formName.submitt()<br /><br />that' it<br />hope this helps<br />uday<br />------------<br />Kavita at 6/23/2000 4:12:04 AM<br /><br /> Thank you for the information.Actually i never worked with access database.so I did'nt know that there is a MEMO datatype. O.K then, no problem.<br /> Hey Mukesh! here i got another problem.With your yesterday's code now i got how to execute different asp files by clicking on different buttons in the same form.But with this the querystring is not getting passed to those files.So i could'nt use the form information in those asp files.I became helpless.Is there any way to pass the form information also.If you know please tell me. O.K.<br /><br />Kavita. <br /><br /><br />------------<br />Mukesh at 6/23/2000 12:59:44 AM<br /><br />See Get and Post methods work very differently<br /><br />When you use get method Your data goes to the submitted page as a part of you URL so it has some limitations.Use access this data in a receiving form as request.querystring() method<br /><br /><br />With Post method the data goes as a Header section of the PAge hence you can send any data in<br />which will go in form of form controls and you will access them in a receiving page as request.form("textareaname").[value]<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Regarding Access database yes ofcourse the text field is limited to 255 characters but if you want to use the larger chunk of data make your field in database as "MEMO" filed. This way you can store larger data in a field.<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Thanks & Regards <br /><br />Mukesh.<br /><br />------------<br />kavita at 6/22/2000 11:00:07 PM<br /><br />Hi <br /> For submission of form data if we use 'get' method we cannot send larage amout of data.I think maximum limit is 1000 bytes.Like that is there any limit for 'post' method? I want to store the form details in an Access database.Suppose if there is a textarea object in the form and it has large amout of data can we pass it using 'post' method? And what is the maximum size of text that we can store in access data base? Is it 255 bytes. If so how can we store large amount of data in a text field??<br />Can any one help me!<br />Thank you!<br /><br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br />

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<i><b>Originally posted by : Devarajan (kmdeva132@yahoo.com)</b></i><br />Hi,<br /> Response.redirect is done in the server..For ex:<br />from frame1 i'm having a hyperlink to x.asp..where in my x.asp there is a response.redirect to x2.asp..your will frame2 get x2.asp.The reason is in the server,x.asp is redirected to x2.asp..So you dont have to worry about it..<br /><br />Willing to hear comments from you.<br /><br />Regards,<br />Devarajan<br /><br /><br />------------<br />kavita at 7/5/2000 10:43:12 PM<br /><br />Hi devarajan!<br /> I got what you said.But suppose if the code is like <br />response.redirect aspfile1.asp<br />then how to set the target for that aspfile1.asp file.<br />Thanks <br />kavita.<br /><br /><br />------------<br />devarajan at 7/5/2000 1:33:33 PM<br /><br />Hi,<br />I think i can also join ur discussion..for the question kavita asked,i think this is the answer..<br />Set the name of the frame in the target attribute in the html tag..for ex.<br /><br />code in frame1<br /><a href="x.asp" target="name of the target frame"><br /><br />regards,<br />devarajan<br /><br /><br />------------<br />kavita at 6/28/2000 10:40:32 PM<br /><br />Hi Uday!<br /> Thanks for the information.I got it.<br />But if i want to set the target for that asp file how can i ? Suppose if i have my button in frame1 and i want to display the asp file in frame2 then where i have to set the target? If you know please tell me.<br /><br />Thanks <br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br /><br />------------<br />uday at 6/27/2000 4:00:11 PM<br /><br /><br />Hi <br /><br /> write this code in onClick <br /><br />window.formName.action = "your ASP file"<br />window.formName.submitt()<br /><br />that' it<br />hope this helps<br />uday<br />------------<br />Kavita at 6/23/2000 4:12:04 AM<br /><br /> Thank you for the information.Actually i never worked with access database.so I did'nt know that there is a MEMO datatype. O.K then, no problem.<br /> Hey Mukesh! here i got another problem.With your yesterday's code now i got how to execute different asp files by clicking on different buttons in the same form.But with this the querystring is not getting passed to those files.So i could'nt use the form information in those asp files.I became helpless.Is there any way to pass the form information also.If you know please tell me. O.K.<br /><br />Kavita. <br /><br /><br />------------<br />Mukesh at 6/23/2000 12:59:44 AM<br /><br />See Get and Post methods work very differently<br /><br />When you use get method Your data goes to the submitted page as a part of you URL so it has some limitations.Use access this data in a receiving form as request.querystring() method<br /><br /><br />With Post method the data goes as a Header section of the PAge hence you can send any data in<br />which will go in form of form controls and you will access them in a receiving page as request.form("textareaname").[value]<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Regarding Access database yes ofcourse the text field is limited to 255 characters but if you want to use the larger chunk of data make your field in database as "MEMO" filed. This way you can store larger data in a field.<br /><br />Hope this helps<br /><br />Thanks & Regards <br /><br />Mukesh.<br /><br />------------<br />kavita at 6/22/2000 11:00:07 PM<br /><br />Hi <br /> For submission of form data if we use 'get' method we cannot send larage amout of data.I think maximum limit is 1000 bytes.Like that is there any limit for 'post' method? I want to store the form details in an Access database.Suppose if there is a textarea object in the form and it has large amout of data can we pass it using 'post' method? And what is the maximum size of text that we can store in access data base? Is it 255 bytes. If so how can we store large amount of data in a text field??<br />Can any one help me!<br />Thank you!<br /><br />Kavita.<br /><br /><br />

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