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Anytime you have a user login application on the web, you need to be able to give the user the ability to update their profile. One way to do this is with a form that populates itself with the users information which is stored in a database. Author: |
This form takes all the hard work out of matching up form field names with your database fields when adding new records. Author: David Lohmann Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
The basis and structure of this code can also be used for many things. The main object we will be working with is a collection object,(namely the Request.Form collection). Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
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Comport communication via modem, direct serial cable or any other asynchronous connection. Set baudrate, hardware flow control, software flow control, parity etc. yourself!
Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
In this tutorial we use an HTML form to take a site visitors name and comments and add these to the database. We will then use the page 'guestbook.asp' made in the first database tutorial to display the contents of the database. Author: Bruce Corkhill Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
This example provides a sample code which will add records to a database. Very simple but easy to use and effective. Author: ASP 101 Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
ASP 101 has added a new sample that takes input from a form and adds it to a database. This sample uses OLE DB instead of ODBC.
Author: John Peterson Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
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When using the native ADO methods for dealing with your recordsets there is no need to double up your single quote characters. Author: asp101.com Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
There are a lot of instances where you may need to add new records to your database. For example, it is always a good idea to have your website contact form be recorded in your database for future reference.
Author: ASPwebpro Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
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