Riva
Is there any code on subscribe.asp that writes out the error message,
if any? If you're using the snippet I sent, in the body of subscribe.asp
you need to add something like
response.write(errorMsg)
or whenever you don't provide a name or an e-mail address you'll end up
stuck on a
Thanks for the reply Mark. I actually put in a JavaScript to check the
form before submitting it, and it seems to work pretty well. I
appreciate the help.
Riva
Mark Krawec wrote:
Riva
Is there any code on subscribe.asp that writes out the error message,
if any? If you're using the snippet
Thanks for the reply. How do I tell the script to go back to the page?
The form is submitted on subscribe.htm and the script is at subscribe.asp.
Riva
Drew Trusz wrote:
What you want then is just an if no else. So if string is empty show
Name or Email with the instructions to go back and
Riva
First off, this here condition:
IF strName AND strEmail THEN
ensures that the form will only fail validation if both Name and E-mail
are omitted - if one is omitted but the other is included, it'll go on
as if nothing were wrong.
More after I've had a chance for a closer look.
Whoops, read that wrong. Never mind.
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OK, sorry for that first message. How about this:
%
dim allIn
allIn = true
dim errorMsg
errorMsg =
DIM strName, strEmail, body
'
'***Collect the values
'***in the form
'
For Each obj in request.form
if request.form(obj) then
Thank you Mark. I will give it a try.
Mark Krawec wrote:
OK, sorry for that first message. How about this:
%
dim allIn
allIn = true
dim errorMsg
errorMsg =
DIM strName, strEmail, body
'
'***Collect the values
'***in the form
'
For Each obj
I get to a blank subscribe.asp page??
Mark Krawec wrote:
OK, sorry for that first message. How about this:
%
dim allIn
allIn = true
dim errorMsg
errorMsg =
DIM strName, strEmail, body
'
'***Collect the values
'***in the form
'
For Each obj
Riva
Maybe I didn't read your original note closely enough (again).
What page is the form on? What page is the script on?
The script I sent you presumes that the form submits to the page it's
on. If the information submitted doesn't make it through validation, the
user can go through the form
Yes. The form is on subscribe.htm and the script is subscribe.asp. It
then redirects to thankyou.htm
Mark Krawec wrote:
Riva
Maybe I didn't read your original note closely enough (again).
What page is the form on? What page is the script on?
The script I sent you presumes that the form
On 4/21/06, Portman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
ELSE
Response.Write pPlease click back on your browser and complete
the following fields:/p
IF strName THEN
ELSE
Response.Write b• Name/bbr
END IF
Don't you want it to do something after the THEN before
I don't know ASP . . . I want the form to make sure that both fields
have been filled in before it will submit the form.
Thanks,
Riva
Drew Trusz wrote:
On 4/21/06, Portman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
ELSE
Response.Write pPlease click back on your browser and complete
On 4/16/06, Portman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
My ASP script is working great (thanks again) but I find the e-mail
comes out all on one line, like this:
Form Field Values realname : (name) email : (email)
This is the code:
For Each obj in request.form
body = body obj
Instead of using vbCrLf try Chr(13)
Chr(13) = carriage return in ascii
This is the code:
For Each obj in request.form
body = body obj : request.form(obj) Chr(13)
Next
body = body
Drew Trusz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4/16/06, Portman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't loop though forms like that but it should work as Riva expects
assuming that the email is being sent as plain text. If it is being sent as
HTML then Drew's method would be correct to add the html line breaks.
Cheryl D. Wise
MS FrontPage MVP
Certified Professional Web Developer
Start to
Riva -
I have a similar script in that it loops through the variables of the form.
However, it's being sent as HTML. With that, I'm just using the br tag -
which works great. It also then allows me to strongbold/strong my
objects, and it makes for easier reading by the recipient.
I'm not sure
Thank you all. I will sit down when I have a minute and work on this.
Riva
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Finally have 2 to sit down . . .
I tried all the options and none of them work. The
For Each obj in request.form
if obj then
body = body strong obj /strong:
request.form(obj) brbr
end if
next
gives an error and the others do not make any
What is the error?
Todd
-Original Message-
From: Portman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 17, 2006 8:45 PM
To: wdvltalk@lists.wdvl.com
Subject: Re: [wdvltalk] ASP question again
Finally have 2 to sit down . . .
I tried all the options and none of them work
Hi Todd,
This is what I get:
Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a03ea'
Syntax error
/subscribe.asp, line 11
body = body strong obj /strong:
-^
I am scared to fiddle with it because I don't know ASP at all.
Riva
Ah! I put it all on one line and it doesn't give me an error. Guess I
should be sleeping and not working at 12:45 a.m!!
Thanks,
Riva
Todd Richards wrote:
What is the error?
Todd
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