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Old 10-07-2004, 10:20 AM   PM User | #1
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Displaying created form in .NET

Hey all,
first message post, bit of a newbi... was wondering on some simple advice from anyone if they could.
Have made a form page (s/w using is .NET) with text boxes, checkboxes and drop down menus etc,

objective is to just making a simulated checkout shopping cart thingy

would like to be able to display the results entered on another page linked to after hitting the submit button.

[] couple of restrictions in place:
* all fields need data (apart from checkboxes, they are the product selected, only need one box checked)
=> output = display error page
* limit on 4 digits per credit card box
* Also limit of 3 digits on pin verification
[the above 2 lmits refer to the last two textboxes]

i just chopped the code from .NET into notepad and uploaded it, would be MASsiF grateful if someone could bigup to me.
CHEERS ALL
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Old 10-12-2004, 01:49 AM   PM User | #2
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Angry gee.....

thanks for all your help everyone.
yep cheers
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Old 10-12-2004, 04:23 PM   PM User | #3
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And the problem was?

You misunderstand the purpose of these forums if you think you can just come in an request people to write code for you. We're here to help people with specific problems and/or a desire to learn more, neither of which showed in your post. More specifically, your post sounded an awful lot like a class assignment which is your responsibility, if we were to complete an assignment for you the how would you ever learn to do anything? Now if you had posted saying your were working on a project (even a class assignment) and had a specific problem with the code you were working on a could someone please help figure out how to overcome that problem you'd have gotten an answer.

Oh yeah, it also helps to post to the right forum. This is in the HTML AND CSS forum but your question is obviously about ASPX which should be in the ASP forum.
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