A
as mellow as a horse
I'm currently learning asp using IIS 5 (or is it 5.1?) on a standalone
windows xp machine. I wrote some html code with a form that posted to an
asp file.
After much head-scratching I found out that rather than simply write
something like
<form action="page.asp" ...>
as I would with an html file. I had to fully qualify the location of the
asp file like:
<form action="http:\\my_pc\page.asp" ... >
Is this right? I've looked at how it's done on other web pages and they
don't have to do anything like this, they just do what I did in the first
line of code. I don't yet have anywhere to put my pages apart from my local
machine, but it'll be a nuisance if I have to use refs like
"http:\\my_pc\page.asp" and then change them all to simply "page.asp"
windows xp machine. I wrote some html code with a form that posted to an
asp file.
After much head-scratching I found out that rather than simply write
something like
<form action="page.asp" ...>
as I would with an html file. I had to fully qualify the location of the
asp file like:
<form action="http:\\my_pc\page.asp" ... >
Is this right? I've looked at how it's done on other web pages and they
don't have to do anything like this, they just do what I did in the first
line of code. I don't yet have anywhere to put my pages apart from my local
machine, but it'll be a nuisance if I have to use refs like
"http:\\my_pc\page.asp" and then change them all to simply "page.asp"