ASP + Windows XP

[MQ Geek]

When I try to run a simple login script accessing an Access DB on my
computer, the browser shows the ASP code in the browser when I hit the
login button... Why is this?

[Ray at]

Are you going to [url]http://localhost/page.asp[/url] as opposed to
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\page.asp?

Ray at work

"MQ Geek" <kyle@emarketfocus.com> wrote in message
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> When I try to run a simple login script accessing an Access DB on my
> computer, the browser shows the ASP code in the browser when I hit the
> login button... Why is this?

[MQ Geek]

I never knew you had to go to [url]http://localhost/page.asp[/url]... Why is that?

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[Ray at]

Because IIS reacts to the HTTP requests. When you go to C:\Path, you're
just browsing the file system, the same way as you would in Windows
Explorer.

Ray at work

"MQ Geek" <kyle@emarketfocus.com> wrote in message
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>I never knew you had to go to [url]http://localhost/page.asp[/url]... Why is that?
>
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[MQ Geek]

Do you know if a script for an Access database would work with a Foxpro
database?

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[Ray at]

You may want to start a new thread when the question is a totally new topic.
When you do, include the script in question!

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"MQ Geek" <kyle@emarketfocus.com> wrote in message
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> Do you know if a script for an Access database would work with a Foxpro
> database?
>
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[Jeff Cochran]

On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 16:44:01 -0700, MQ Geek <kyle@emarketfocus.com>
wrote:

>Do you know if a script for an Access database would work with a Foxpro
>database?

Well, umm, no. At the very list you'd need to change the connection.
Google for "ASP Foxpro" and you'll probably get some samples. For
connection strings, see:

[url]http://www.able-consulting.com/ADO_Conn.htm[/url]

Most SQL and most of your ASP will work if you get the Access-specific
stuff translated to Foxpro-speak.

Jeff