Q: Well, everything is supposed to right .
This work work, I checked the file names, table names, everything should work. It worked a few weeks ago, and now it will not, maybe your husband can help me figure out.
Best Answer: .Net is a microsoft framework language. It's like, a foundation of a house kind of (loose analogy)
Coldfusion is a program, .NET is a framework language.
ASP (specificall ASP.NET) can be implemented via Coldfusion's GUI. If you've got .aspx server controls on your server, Coldfusion can do its thing on those for DB reports.
ColdFusion in the capacticy I've used it for, is a reporting mechanism; like a inhouse dataminer on Steriods. If you've got it running agains a ASP database, then now you can run custom-written reports against this database and gather information (simlar to CrystalReports).
ASP = Programming Language typically for Database-related interfaces; like webSites that interface with DB's (.aspx file extensions
PHP = Scripting language for Web Development. Dynamic content and web site creation
Access = Microsoft's Database management tool; SQL based tool, similar to Oracle except that its got a User interface instead of being Text driven.
It shouldn't matter, because ColdFusion and Dreamweaver should both support SQL databases… or at least be configured to be able to. However, I would look into ASP
None that I'm aware of… make sure the hosting site doesn't care about implementing .php on the site (they shouldn't since you're paying for just space.. not content)
Re:Well, to tell you the truth, I have NO IDEA what I've done. But now my site works. Then i Had another 40 minutes of fun with my login screen, but now I'm uploading everything (around 15 MB).
THANKS A LOT GUYS! (and girls)
Re:As mentioned earlier:
If x=1 Then do something —-> All on the same line and a single statement
do not require End If's.
If x=1 Then
do something
do something else
End If—————————–> Multiple actions on seperate lines require an End If.
Don't know what to tell you except to break things down into steps….
Re:Well, I'm using 1asphost.com, this is a project for school. Now, this used to work, and basically now it doesn't.
I didn't have any End Ifs, but I made some changed (I guess?) and now it stopped working. List.asp (which lists my users) works.
Re:Originally posted by: guy
I'm not using IIS or else it would've been much easier.
I'm using a server and it just says error, and doesn't say what line, or what's the problem:\ Can I send the files to any of you, and maybe you can test em out and see what the problem is?
Can you be more specific? What server? Remember IIS 5 & 6 don't turn on verbose error messages by default.
With such little information I suggest you place strategic END IF statements on your action page and use some Response.Write statements prior to the END IF
[e.g. Response.Write Request.Form("address") to see if your form is working correctly.....
Response.Write recordSet.State to see if there actually is a recordSet ....
things along that line to try to nail down where your error is]
Re:You cant find problems?;\
Re:I'm not using IIS or else it would've been much easier.
I'm using a server and it just says error, and doesn't say what line, or what's the problem:\ Can I send the files to any of you, and maybe you can test em out and see what the problem is?
Re:Not every if needs an End If if it is on the same line as the If Then statement. What eror are you getting?
Is it possible the IIS Guest account doesn't have write rights to the mdb file?
Re:yeah, every if needs an end if
Re:Do you need end if's for ifs with one command after it?
Re:Looks like you're missing a couple "end if" statements to me.
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