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<i><b>Originally posted by : Padmaja Tallavajhala (coolpersona@hotmail.com)</b></i><br />Hi to all of you,<br /><br />I have a huge ASP form which takes in information for submitting an itinerary arrangement. All the<br />results are validated in the another asp form namely, trvladdnew.asp which validates the<br />information and then only adds the information into the database.<br /><br />To prevent the users from scrolling up and down so many times, I want to break the whole ASP<br />form into smaller ASP pages, for instance, <br />travelrequest.asp<br />FlightInfo.asp<br />Accomodations.asp<br />VehicleInfo.asp<br />SpecialRequest.asp<br />2ndDestination.asp<br />(All the above names come as different sections within one ASP page)<br /><br />I have also developed a flow of control from 1 ASP page to another, for instance,<br />From travelrequest.asp form, onclicking the button, it leads to FlightInfo.asp, so on and so forth.<br /><br />Now my question is whether I can break this 1 ASP page into smaller ASP pages whereby, <br />1. We enter the information entered into the smaller ASP pages till we reach to the last<br /> asp page, and on clicking of submit, the information is finally submitted after its validation.<br /><br />2. All the ASP have forms have action as follows:<br /><form action="/travel/trvladdnew.asp" method="post" name="DreesTravel"><br />But the problem that arises is that my final trvladdnew.asp does not recognize the previous<br />sub asp forms, it only recognizes the preceding form. With the result, I get the error saying that<br />I have filled all the fields. ( A check message that I had typed to make users type in all the fields.)<br /><br />Please do help. <br />If you do find any sample code that ries to achieve this, then please do help.<br />Thanks, <br />Padmaja.<br />

<i><b>Originally posted by : steve</b></i><br /><br />http://www.aspfree.com/authors/tyler/onlineresume.asp here is a start. another thing you could do is insert this data into a database temp table and generate some random unique based on SessionID and some other variables. then on the last page you could query all this and insert to the proper tables.<br /><br />------------<br />Padmaja Tallavajhala at 5/17/2000 2:55:58 PM<br /><br />Hi to all of you,<br /><br />I have a huge ASP form which takes in information for submitting an itinerary arrangement. All the<br />results are validated in the another asp form namely, trvladdnew.asp which validates the<br />information and then only adds the information into the database.<br /><br />To prevent the users from scrolling up and down so many times, I want to break the whole ASP<br />form into smaller ASP pages, for instance, <br />travelrequest.asp<br />FlightInfo.asp<br />Accomodations.asp<br />VehicleInfo.asp<br />SpecialRequest.asp<br />2ndDestination.asp<br />(All the above names come as different sections within one ASP page)<br /><br />I have also developed a flow of control from 1 ASP page to another, for instance,<br />From travelrequest.asp form, onclicking the button, it leads to FlightInfo.asp, so on and so forth.<br /><br />Now my question is whether I can break this 1 ASP page into smaller ASP pages whereby, <br />1. We enter the information entered into the smaller ASP pages till we reach to the last<br /> asp page, and on clicking of submit, the information is finally submitted after its validation.<br /><br />2. All the ASP have forms have action as follows:<br /><form action="/travel/trvladdnew.asp" method="post" name="DreesTravel"><br />But the problem that arises is that my final trvladdnew.asp does not recognize the previous<br />sub asp forms, it only recognizes the preceding form. With the result, I get the error saying that<br />I have filled all the fields. ( A check message that I had typed to make users type in all the fields.)<br /><br />Please do help. <br />If you do find any sample code that ries to achieve this, then please do help.<br />Thanks, <br />Padmaja.<br />