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cmnolen (TechnicalUser)

19 Oct 07 15:04

I'm using Dreamweaver 8 to build a dynamic web site. I'm running ColdFusion 8.0 developer as my server. The database was made in Access. The trouble is this: I put a search field on the index page of my site. I followed the Dreamweaver built-in help to set it up so it can search and pull up records from the database. But when I preview the site in a browser and try searching for something that I know is in the database, it doesn't pull up anything. What am I doing wrong??? Thanks for any help...!!!

johnwm (Programmer)

24 Oct 07 3:42

Looks like a classic problem with line 23 of your code smile

- that's as good a guess as you're likely to get without substantially more information, as we don't know where your website is hosted, or how you've coded it.

Read FAQ222-2244: How to get the best answers to see how forums work, then post back with something we can look at. If it's Coldfusion code, then post in forum232: Macromedia: ColdFusion

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