Hi,
I have an asp page (MCdata.asp) that extracts data via a recordset, I have a repeat region for all records, these records relate to machine numbers. The field for the machine numbers is set so that when any of the numbers are clicked then the user is taken to another page (MCdatachange.asp) which holds an update form which is populated with data relating to the machine selected, from here the user can change data and submit to the appropiate table in the DB. So for instance on the first page the user selects machine number 201 and the link shows as follows
this works fine and the form is populated with the correct info, after the user has amended their data then they submit the form, I then have the page set so that after updating it goes back to the original page (MCdata.asp)however when I do this I get a message telling me the page cannot be found and the reason is that it is using the above link i.e
when |I actually want it to return to
Could anyone explain to me why this is happening and what to do to correct it
Regards
Paul
I have an asp page (MCdata.asp) that extracts data via a recordset, I have a repeat region for all records, these records relate to machine numbers. The field for the machine numbers is set so that when any of the numbers are clicked then the user is taken to another page (MCdatachange.asp) which holds an update form which is populated with data relating to the machine selected, from here the user can change data and submit to the appropiate table in the DB. So for instance on the first page the user selects machine number 201 and the link shows as follows
this works fine and the form is populated with the correct info, after the user has amended their data then they submit the form, I then have the page set so that after updating it goes back to the original page (MCdata.asp)however when I do this I get a message telling me the page cannot be found and the reason is that it is using the above link i.e
when |I actually want it to return to
Could anyone explain to me why this is happening and what to do to correct it
Regards
Paul