Hi Nate,
> Hello! I'm looking for help incorporating a MS Visual
> Basic project into a MS FrontPage web. Any help would
> be much appreciated. I'm VERY much a newbie at this,
> so please provide help in the simplest possible terms.
The easiest way to do it would be to upgrade your VB app to VB.net -
then switch that to ASP.net. You'll have to essentially learn another
language (vb.net) but it'll be worth it for the time it saves, and
it'll severely reduce the amount you'll have to recode for the browser
itself.
Alternatively, you can go line by line through your code and convert
it to ASP+html - if it's primarily *functional* --- not
interactive --- this is very simple (iow, convert your code to a
simple web-form that takes a couple parameters that you essentially
read (sVar = Request.Form("fieldname")) then pass to your procedure
( call myFunction(sVar) ).
Regards,
Shawn K. Hall
http://ReliableAnswers.com/
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