Hello,
I have an access database set up on my web server and I am using Cart32. When I use ASP to generate a form element for adding items to the shopping cart, (such as the “Item”, “Price”, “PartNo” elements), it names the element with the field from the database to which it is bound, instead of using the proper names I put in. I cannot change these names back to the appropriate names that Cart32 accepts. I want to know that if I change my database field names to match the form names that Cart32 accepts, will this work? If I put the information in manually for the form elements, the information is transmitted successfully to Cart32, so I know that much is working.
Also, I want to know if there is another way to approach this, such as having the database information accessed directly by Cart32 and using the Cart32 program to format and display my page.
Or perhaps I could use ASP to get the information and use Javascript to format it properly, so I could create the form elements manually with the proper names and then put in the information with Javascript?
Any information regarding this problem or any place you have seen a similar problem answered would be greatly appreciated.
I have an access database set up on my web server and I am using Cart32. When I use ASP to generate a form element for adding items to the shopping cart, (such as the “Item”, “Price”, “PartNo” elements), it names the element with the field from the database to which it is bound, instead of using the proper names I put in. I cannot change these names back to the appropriate names that Cart32 accepts. I want to know that if I change my database field names to match the form names that Cart32 accepts, will this work? If I put the information in manually for the form elements, the information is transmitted successfully to Cart32, so I know that much is working.
Also, I want to know if there is another way to approach this, such as having the database information accessed directly by Cart32 and using the Cart32 program to format and display my page.
Or perhaps I could use ASP to get the information and use Javascript to format it properly, so I could create the form elements manually with the proper names and then put in the information with Javascript?
Any information regarding this problem or any place you have seen a similar problem answered would be greatly appreciated.