ASP form reads from access, can't write

Report · Mar 08, 2007

I am a complete ASP noob. I use ColdFusion and ASP has proven to be a pain I wish I would have never touched. I need to add a simple contact form to the end of an ASP page to capture basic info.

When the page loads, all is well. In fact, the page is able to perform a query of the database and get some list options to populate the form. Once I complete the form and hit submit, it posts the form and generates an internal server error 500.

I built the form using the built in Dreamweaver actions. It is set up to be an ASP VB file, though I get errors with ASP JS. I think the server is configured right, since the page loads and performs the query. I could be wrong. The database is Access and I have the permissions set for IIS to have the ability to write to the database.

What do I need to look for?

Thanks in advance for any advice!!!

Report · Mar 08, 2007

See if this helps:

http://www.fordwebs.com/mx-asp/index.asp

http://www.fordwebs.com/mx-asp/feedback.asp

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"dnaguy" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message news:esp3q7$ip8$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>I am a complete ASP noob. I use ColdFusion and ASP has proven to be a pain I
> wish I would have never touched. I need to add a simple contact form to the
> end of an ASP page to capture basic info.
>
> When the page loads, all is well. In fact, the page is able to perform a
> query of the database and get some list options to populate the form. Once I
> complete the form and hit submit, it posts the form and generates an internal
> server error 500.
>
> I built the form using the built in Dreamweaver actions. It is set up to be
> an ASP VB file, though I get errors with ASP JS. I think the server is
> configured right, since the page loads and performs the query. I could be
> wrong. The database is Access and I have the permissions set for IIS to have
> the ability to write to the database.
>
> What do I need to look for?
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice!!!
>