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F.1.0- Basic Procedure of a Form and Response

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Basic Procedure of a Form and Response

The simplest technique used to gather data from a user deploys two pages, generally called the form and response pages. These pages are used as follows:

 

  • The form page holds a complex of HTML <FORM> tags asking the user for information.
  • The user fills in the form fields then clicks the submit button. Acting on that click, the browser sends the data to the server along with an URL to a response page.
  • The server does two things:
    • Opens the response page and sends the page (including its scripts) to ASP
    • Fills the ASP Request object with all of the data the user entered in the form
  • The ASP script interpreter runs the scripts, which extract and use the data from the ASP Request object to build the response page.
  • ASP sends the response page it has built back to the user, generally containing information germane to the user's choices.
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