I'm very much a novice, but here is the scenario.

I've used Frontpage XP to create a form that saves the results to an Access
database. We can then access the results and edit them when needed using the
Frontpage database editor. What I would like is for the confirmation page to
email the results (or specific fields) from the form to our help desk so we
can be notified when a new record has been added.

I've just started experimenting with CDOSYS to automaticall email, but
haven't been able to figure out how to pull the fields from the form into the
email. I'm using a submit instead of post method with our form, is this part
of the problem?

Re: Submit form results to access database and email form results. by Nic

Nic
Wed Jan 26 16:08:15 CST 2005

Hi Alex,


I expect you wanted to do this with server-side script.

Is ASP Classic supported on the server that hosts your page?

If not, a FrontPage newsgroup may give you better results...


Nic Roche

"Alex J. Schafer" <Alex J. Schafer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
message news:8D7318E0-3E9C-43D5-ABEB-74E41D867E06@microsoft.com...
> I'm very much a novice, but here is the scenario.
>
> I've used Frontpage XP to create a form that saves the results to an
> Access
> database. We can then access the results and edit them when needed using
> the
> Frontpage database editor. What I would like is for the confirmation page
> to
> email the results (or specific fields) from the form to our help desk so
> we
> can be notified when a new record has been added.
>
> I've just started experimenting with CDOSYS to automaticall email, but
> haven't been able to figure out how to pull the fields from the form into
> the
> email. I'm using a submit instead of post method with our form, is this
> part
> of the problem?