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Old April 5th, 2000, 11:48 AM
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<i><b>Originally posted by : Adam (rditech@gulftel.com)</b></i><br />I am a newcomer to asp, and I need to figure out how to make a form take information from a user, then translate the various information into variables on a new page (placed in specific places)<br /><br />in other words, they put in their name, company, and their zip code, and then it takes them to the new page and displays " Hi Bob " of " Bob's Garage " and gives them the local weather via their zip code..<br />I have all of the html needed for these operations, as I know that side of this.. but I literally just started learning asp, and this project is urgent.<br />This is obviously an extremely simplified version of what I'm doing, but if I can get the idea of what I need to do, I can figure out the rest..<br /><br />also, how would I set it up so that the next time a person comes back they just put in their name and it brings up their page???<br /><br />thanks for any help

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<i><b>Originally posted by : steve schofield</b></i><br />Look at a component called asptear. http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/031000-1.shtml <br /><br />here is an article on 4guys about how to get content from others sites.<br /><br />steve.<br /><br /><br />------------<br />Adam at 4/5/2000 9:48:48 AM<br /><br />I am a newcomer to asp, and I need to figure out how to make a form take information from a user, then translate the various information into variables on a new page (placed in specific places)<br /><br />in other words, they put in their name, company, and their zip code, and then it takes them to the new page and displays " Hi Bob " of " Bob's Garage " and gives them the local weather via their zip code..<br />I have all of the html needed for these operations, as I know that side of this.. but I literally just started learning asp, and this project is urgent.<br />This is obviously an extremely simplified version of what I'm doing, but if I can get the idea of what I need to do, I can figure out the rest..<br /><br />also, how would I set it up so that the next time a person comes back they just put in their name and it brings up their page???<br /><br />thanks for any help

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<i><b>Originally posted by : Adam (rditech@gulftel.com)</b></i><br />that will come in handy, but I need something that works with a form... I think I may not have been clear enough since I was in a rush when I wrote that post...<br /><br />what I am trying to do is set up an input form where a person puts in their name, zip code, etc.. and a document (username.html or .asp) gets created, which has the various elements within that page setup so that when the person signs in, it goes to username.html/asp and boom.. brings up their stuff..<br />All I need asp to do really is create the page from a form that the person would fill out..<br /><br />*ponder*<br /><br />I think I might be taking the wrong approach..<br />I hate being a newbie.<br />haha<br /><br /><br />------------<br />steve schofield at 4/5/2000 11:39:13 AM<br /><br />Look at a component called asptear. http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/031000-1.shtml <br /><br />here is an article on 4guys about how to get content from others sites.<br /><br />steve.<br /><br /><br />------------<br />Adam at 4/5/2000 9:48:48 AM<br /><br />I am a newcomer to asp, and I need to figure out how to make a form take information from a user, then translate the various information into variables on a new page (placed in specific places)<br /><br />in other words, they put in their name, company, and their zip code, and then it takes them to the new page and displays " Hi Bob " of " Bob's Garage " and gives them the local weather via their zip code..<br />I have all of the html needed for these operations, as I know that side of this.. but I literally just started learning asp, and this project is urgent.<br />This is obviously an extremely simplified version of what I'm doing, but if I can get the idea of what I need to do, I can figure out the rest..<br /><br />also, how would I set it up so that the next time a person comes back they just put in their name and it brings up their page???<br /><br />thanks for any help

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<i><b>Originally posted by : krazy (railz_mem@hotmail.com)</b></i><br />Try using a Request.Form with the name of the form - so if your form tag was <input type="text" name="name"> then you would use something like:<br />Dim Name<br />Name = Request.Form("name")<br />That would allow you to store every field in a variable.<br /><br />To be able to log someone in just from their name I would suggest you try using a cookie and/or a database.<br /><br /><br />------------<br />Adam at 4/5/2000 11:52:01 AM<br /><br />that will come in handy, but I need something that works with a form... I think I may not have been clear enough since I was in a rush when I wrote that post...<br /><br />what I am trying to do is set up an input form where a person puts in their name, zip code, etc.. and a document (username.html or .asp) gets created, which has the various elements within that page setup so that when the person signs in, it goes to username.html/asp and boom.. brings up their stuff..<br />All I need asp to do really is create the page from a form that the person would fill out..<br /><br />*ponder*<br /><br />I think I might be taking the wrong approach..<br />I hate being a newbie.<br />haha<br /><br /><br />------------<br />steve schofield at 4/5/2000 11:39:13 AM<br /><br />Look at a component called asptear. http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/031000-1.shtml <br /><br />here is an article on 4guys about how to get content from others sites.<br /><br />steve.<br /><br /><br />------------<br />Adam at 4/5/2000 9:48:48 AM<br /><br />I am a newcomer to asp, and I need to figure out how to make a form take information from a user, then translate the various information into variables on a new page (placed in specific places)<br /><br />in other words, they put in their name, company, and their zip code, and then it takes them to the new page and displays " Hi Bob " of " Bob's Garage " and gives them the local weather via their zip code..<br />I have all of the html needed for these operations, as I know that side of this.. but I literally just started learning asp, and this project is urgent.<br />This is obviously an extremely simplified version of what I'm doing, but if I can get the idea of what I need to do, I can figure out the rest..<br /><br />also, how would I set it up so that the next time a person comes back they just put in their name and it brings up their page???<br /><br />thanks for any help

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