Multiple Recordsets on a Page

[jplaskoff]

I've seen this asked before, but have not seen the answer except that Dreamweaver can handle multiple recordsets. Not for me! I've been attaching multiple recordsets to a page (using the recordset "wizard" provided in Dreamweaver). If I have one recordset attached, everything works fine. As soon as I attach a second recordset (and don't even do anything with it), I get a internal server error. I've tried it multiple times with simple pages and complex pages and get the same results. I'm using ASP and Access. Any suggestions

[Newsgroup_User]

I've used Dreamweaver since UD4 and, in my experience, you are best to check
everything in CODE view, when using DW to create multiple recordsets on a
page.
In ALL versions, even now, DW will, for no apparent reason, put code in the
wrong place, muddle up repeat regions, recordset navigation and all sorts.

Have a look at your code view or post it and I'll take a look (be sure to
keep usernames/passwords, database connection details etc OUT of any post on
a public forum).

Regards
Nath.

"jplaskoff" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I've seen this asked before, but have not seen the answer except that
> Dreamweaver can handle multiple recordsets. Not for me! I've been
> attaching
> multiple recordsets to a page (using the recordset "wizard" provided in
> Dreamweaver). If I have one recordset attached, everything works fine.
> As
> soon as I attach a second recordset (and don't even do anything with it),
> I get
> a internal server error. I've tried it multiple times with simple pages
> and
> complex pages and get the same results. I'm using ASP and Access. Any
> suggestions
>