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destiple
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RE: Web Form Won't Update Access DB - 8/23/2005 16:42:37
ID - Auto Number
Client - Text
Task - Text
Deadline - Date/Time
Responsibility - Text
Comments - Memo
Completed - Yes/No
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destiple
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RE: Web Form Won't Update Access DB - 8/23/2005 16:45:14
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What happens when you run this code instead?
Nothing
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BeTheBall
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RE: Web Form Won't Update Access DB - 8/23/2005 16:51:32
Problem could be here:
Completed - Yes/No
Find this on your form:
<input type="checkbox" name="Completed" value="On/Off"></font></p>
and try changing the value to -1, i.e.,
<input type="checkbox" name="Completed" value=-1></font></p>
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destiple
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RE: Web Form Won't Update Access DB - 8/23/2005 16:56:26
Nope.
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BeTheBall
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RE: Web Form Won't Update Access DB - 8/23/2005 17:00:33
Try this:
In the same web and live on the server, create a one text box form. Then, right click the form and choose form properties and choose the send to database option. Then let FP create the db for you. Then save the form and test it to see if anything gets added to the new database. If not, the permissions on the fpdb folder are still not set correctly.
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destiple
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RE: Web Form Won't Update Access DB - 8/23/2005 17:07:14
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ORIGINAL: BeTheBall
Try this:
In the same web and live on the server, create a one text box form. Then, right click the form and choose form properties and choose the send to database option. Then let FP create the db for you. Then save the form and test it to see if anything gets added to the new database. If not, the permissions on the fpdb folder are still not set correctly.
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In the same web and live on the server, create a one text box form. Then, right click the form and choose form properties and choose the send to database option. Then let FP create the db for you. Then save the form and test it to see if anything gets added to the new database. If not, the permissions on the fpdb folder are still not set correctly.
It must be the permissions then. That didn't update the FP created db. Uggggh.
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