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Problem writing Form results to Access DB

Problem writing Form results to Access DB

Problem writing Form results to Access DB

(OP)
I have a main Domain & Site "sejasedentariocomsaude.com" with  subdomains: "curesuacoluna.com", etc.
In "index.asp" page of both sites I have a FORM that must write its results to the same Access DB: contactos.mdb, located in the special sub-directory "fpdb".

The problem is: the main one works correctly BUT the other never writes its data to the DB, but I can't see no error.

The only difference in both forms is the DB's address and related files.

I already lost a lot of time trying to solve the problem, without success but I'm not a professional in this field.

Could you help me ? You can see the code accessing my pages in the respective sites.

RE: Problem writing Form results to Access DB

(OP)
As the code accessed directly in my pages is not complete, I add it here:
1) sejasedentariocomsaude.com/index.asp » FORM:

***********************************************************
<TABLE class=verdanasmall cellSpacing=0
                              cellPadding=2 width="100%" align=center
                                border=0>
                                
                                <form method="POST" name="saiba mais" action="index.asp" webbot-action="--WEBBOT-SELF--">
  <!--webbot bot="SaveDatabase" SuggestedExt="asp" S-DataConnection="ConectDB"
  S-RecordSource="TbContatos" U-Database-URL="fpdb/contatos.mdb" U-Confirmation-Url="cadastro.asp"
  S-Form-Fields="nome email pais site" S-Form-DBFields="Nome Email Pais Site" startspan
  U-ASP-Include-Url="_fpclass/fpdbform.inc" --><input TYPE="hidden" NAME="VTI-GROUP" VALUE="0"><!--#include file="_fpclass/fpdbform.inc"--><!--webbot bot="SaveDatabase" endspan i-checksum="40548" -->                                  
                                      <P>
                                <TBODY>
                                <TR>
                                <TD class=verdanasmall id=padrao vAlign=center
                                width="25%">Nome:</TD>
                                <TD><INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="nome" SIZE=12>
                                      </TD></TR>
                                      
                                <TR>
                                <TD class=verdanasmall id=padrao vAlign=center
                                width="25%"><NOBR>E-mail:</NOBR></TD>
                                <TD><INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="email" SIZE=12>
                                      </TD></TR>                                      
                                      
                                <TR>
                                <TD class=verdanasmall id=padrao vAlign=center
                                width="25%">País:</TD>
                                <TD><INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="pais" SIZE=12>
                                      </TD></TR>
                                      
                                      <input TYPE="hidden" NAME="site" VALUE="SSCS">
                                
                                <TR>
                                <TD class=verdanasmall id=padrao vAlign=center Colspan=2 align="center"><BR>
                                <INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT STYLE="Cursor: hand" VALUE="Clique já, é gratuito"></TD></TR>
                                
                                </FORM></TBODY></TABLE>

***********************************************************
2) curesuacoluna.com/index.asp » FORM:

<table align=center width="144">
     
<form method="POST" name="preencha" action="index.asp" webbot-action="--WEBBOT-SELF--">
  <!--webbot bot="SaveDatabase" SuggestedExt="asp" S-DataConnection="ConectDB"
  S-RecordSource="TbContatos" U-Database-URL="../fpdb/contatos.mdb" U-Confirmation-Url="cadastro.asp"
  S-Form-Fields="nome email pais site" S-Form-DBFields="Nome Email Pais Site" startspan
  U-ASP-Include-Url="../_fpclass/fpdbform.inc" --><input TYPE="hidden" NAME="VTI-GROUP" VALUE="0">
  <!--#include file="../_fpclass/fpdbform.inc"--><!--webbot bot="SaveDatabase" endspan i-checksum="34604" -->                                  
                        
<tr><td width="154"><font face=verdana><B>Nome:<br><input type=text name="nome" size=26></b></font></td></tr>      
<tr><td width="154"><font face=verdana><B>E-mail:<br><input type=text name="email" size=26></b></font></td></tr>      
<tr><td width="154"><font face=verdana><B>País:<br><input type=text name="pais" size=26></b></font></td></tr>      
<input TYPE="hidden" NAME="site" VALUE="CSC">
<tr><td width="150" valign="bottom" height="40"><center><b><input type=submit value="Clique já, é gratuito"
style="font-weight: bold"></b></center></td></tr>      
</form>      

</table>

RE: Problem writing Form results to Access DB

Try the following on the .mdb file (from cmd line - I don't know what the GUI equivalent is)
[code]
cacls xxx.mdb /E /G everyone:C

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