It is not too difficult. First send the original form to a database file. You can then create an editable form for your supervisor to edit and then submit the changes back to the database. You can see how to create such a form at: http://www.frontpagemagic.
The challenge comes if you need your supervisor to be notified of new form submissions. This would require you to hard code the asp code in order to send the form to the database AND send an email message. This gets more complex. If you can create a DRW page that will display the most recent records then your supervisor can just open the page, click on a link that will take you to the edit record page, make the changes and you're all done.
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by: nprignanoPosted on 2005-09-28 at 14:23:27ID: 14979297
Well, its not that simple with or without Frontpage. To accomplish this, you will need to configure the form properties to submit the form to an editable format. The default is a CSV file called form results. If you wanted, you could open that file in Excel and edit it that way, although this process may not be user friendly. What format do you want the form to save to? If you want to submit the form to a databse, then you will need to configure the form and the database accordingly. It all depends on the type of editing you are trying to accomplish.
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