You may need to set up the application server entry into the define sites menu. UltraDev does not know what your http server is an therefore cannot work dynamically with it.
I believe not because submit passes every field within the form tag. And also because you can only specify one file to post to after the action tag.
<form action="filename" method="post"></form>
Another simple way would be to clear the current cookies when the login page loads. For example after the <@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT"%> add this below it.
Response.Buffer = true 'if you need to redirect
Response.Cookies("Login")= ""
That blanks all existing Login Library...
You problem is that you were using a backslash in the form URL that is why you go the file not found error
<form method="POST" action="localhost\nextpage.asp">
should be
<form method="POST" action="localhost/nextpage.asp">
The only way i know of is by using an ActiveX component or Java that maintains a sense of state. ASP pages are not event driven like the above but can be modified by including sub routines and event triggers. Infragistics is a company that does a lot of ActiveX stuff that does what you intend to do.
Open IIS Manager console.
Right click the root webserver
Go to properties
Then Directory Security
Then edit the IP address and domain restrictions
Add the Win 98 IP to access granted list.
Save (OK) and close
go to your 98 machine
type http://servername/iisadmin
Good Luck
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