Calendar with user input

[Lars Thomsen Nielsen]

ASP without Access database (my webserver does not support this).

I'm looking for some ASP code that can show a calendar on a
webpage. The people looking at the page should be able to type in
a small message and a date and then send the info to the webpage
which then updates itself.

I have a more specific example of my needs. Often when I need to
arrange a meeting with friends, then I send out a mail to ex. 10
persons. They can choose between 3 different days and I want to
find the day that most people can come. Instead of getting mails
back and evaluate thise, I would like them to make their
reservation on the asp-webpage. This way the others can follow
the "favorite" day that is accurring when a few people has typed
their favorite meetingday.

Hope this was understandable.

Can somebody help with some code?

Have a nice day

Lars Thomsen Nielsen

 

[Evertjan.]

Lars Thomsen Nielsen wrote on 09 feb 2006 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

ASP without Access database (my webserver does not support this).

I'm looking for some ASP code that can show a calendar on a
webpage. The people looking at the page should be able to type in
a small message and a date and then send the info to the webpage
which then updates itself.

I have a more specific example of my needs. Often when I need to
arrange a meeting with friends, then I send out a mail to ex. 10
persons. They can choose between 3 different days and I want to
find the day that most people can come. Instead of getting mails
back and evaluate thise, I would like them to make their
reservation on the asp-webpage. This way the others can follow
the "favorite" day that is accurring when a few people has typed
their favorite meetingday.

Hope this was understandable.

Can somebody help with some code?

You cannot send entered data "to" a webpage, you send it to the server.

It seems you will need some kind of serverside database to keep the
entered data available for further processing.

Any database will do, even a text file, as long as the data are kept on the
server HD.

"some code" will not help you, because your specs/expectations are
extensive.

So either come op with your own code,
show it to us and where you go wrong,
or make use a professional programmer.

 

[Lars Thomsen Nielsen]

You cannot send entered data "to" a webpage, you send it to the
server.

Correct - I meant sending data to a file on the webserver ex
through form method="post"

It seems you will need some kind of serverside database to keep the
entered data available for further processing.

Yes, but not a Access database

"some code" will not help you, because your specs/expectations are
extensive.

I know it might be quite a lot of code. However I hoped that some
of you knew a place where code like the one I have specified was
accessable. I'm a bit new to ASP, so it might be a too big
assignment to start out with, but that's why I started by asking
you guys if you had some code avaliable.

Cheers

Lars

 

[Evertjan.]

Lars Thomsen Nielsen wrote on 09 feb 2006 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

Yes, but not a Access database

Why would it have to be access? any database will do.

I know it might be quite a lot of code. However I hoped that some
of you knew a place where code like the one I have specified was
accessable. I'm a bit new to ASP, so it might be a too big
assignment to start out with, but that's why I started by asking
you guys if you had some code avaliable.

This NG usually deals with programming.

That's why I askes what database you CAN use.

Adapting someone elses ASP-VBS or ASP-JS code without propper understanding
of that code usually leads nowhere, IMHO.

There are many sites on the web having complete ASP scripts. You can search
if you still want to try. Try: <http://www.aspin.com/> and many others.