Hi.
I'm sort of picking this up from the "Updating a Web Page" thread...
I have a Boolean field in my Access database. I'm mapping this to a checkbox. Two odd things happen:
1. The checkbox never updates according to the value sent to it from the Access database (Access send True or False, or at least that's what is received by the web page). How do I automatically check the box if True is sent from Access and uncheck it if false is sent from Access? Currently, it just ignores what's coming in from Access.
2. If I check the box and hit submit, my test update page shows that the checkbox is set to True. If I uncheck the checkbox and submit the form, the entire value for the checkbox is missing. Here is the code I'm using on my update.asp page to check the values being sent. The question is, how do I send a FALSE entry instead of it just plain not appearing?
<%For Each x In Request.Form %>
Request.Form( <%= x %> ) = <%= Request.form(x) %> <BR>
<% Next %>
Thanks for any help. This *should* work since it is receiving a True/False from Access. Grrrrrrr.
I'm sort of picking this up from the "Updating a Web Page" thread...
I have a Boolean field in my Access database. I'm mapping this to a checkbox. Two odd things happen:
1. The checkbox never updates according to the value sent to it from the Access database (Access send True or False, or at least that's what is received by the web page). How do I automatically check the box if True is sent from Access and uncheck it if false is sent from Access? Currently, it just ignores what's coming in from Access.
2. If I check the box and hit submit, my test update page shows that the checkbox is set to True. If I uncheck the checkbox and submit the form, the entire value for the checkbox is missing. Here is the code I'm using on my update.asp page to check the values being sent. The question is, how do I send a FALSE entry instead of it just plain not appearing?
<%For Each x In Request.Form %>
Request.Form( <%= x %> ) = <%= Request.form(x) %> <BR>
<% Next %>
Thanks for any help. This *should* work since it is receiving a True/False from Access. Grrrrrrr.