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Say "Thank You" ... Please

Our group has sucessfully implemented all of our tables and they all work to enter new values into the database.  However, when we tried to "pretty" things up by adding an HTML document that tells the user that success has occured we ran into some problems.  Our document is called "complete.html".  If you look at our xsl document for one of the tables here you can see that we have commented out the reference to "complete.html" because it was giving us problems.

Initially, when we clicked to submit data it would go to the "complete.html" document fine, but would not enter into the database. At this point, we had the closing tag </form> at the very end on top of the other </form> tag.
Secondly, we placed the close tag at the end of the open tag to go to "complete.html".  This entered into the database, but did not come up with the thank you page we created. 
Any ideas on why we are having problems and where to put the close tag so that both function?

December 05, 2004 in Project Issues | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Status

At this point, all of out insert forms are functional.  All we have to do is clean things up and change the comments and pull out unnecessary lines of code that we were playing around with!  Things are coming along nicely!

December 05, 2004 in Project Issues | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

Drop Down Problems

We finally got everything to work together and enter into our database from the internet.  This was a huge step, and we have successfully implemented it into 3 different tables.  However, as we tried to make the forms look a little more professional and easier to use we had a lot of trouble with the drop down menu.  We have been successful in getting the drop down to show up, but there are no values in it.  It is completely blank.  Any general advice on getting drop downs to work?  Has anyone else had the same problem?

December 04, 2004 in Project Issues | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (1)

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September 09, 2004 in Class Issues, Code Issues, Information Business, Project Issues | Permalink | Comments (0)