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How to prefill Frontpage2003 text boxes based on MS Access query for USER modification.

Asked by MrGD in FrontPage-Expressions

Tags: down, form, from, frontpage2003, prefill

I am really new to Web design so please be specific on steps.  I have a web page linked to an MS Access database.  From the web page, I have a drop down box which is used to pass a parameter to a query that displays a single row of Database Results.  What I would like to do is populate (pre fill) text boxes from the query results listed above.  The reason I want to populate the text boxes is to give the USER the opportunity to modify the data within the text box, then update the database with the changes, or if no previous data, add a new record to the database.  I should probably mention that the dropdown box used to pass the query parameter and the Database Results are within a Web page Form with a Submit button.  Is it possible to pass the results of the query populating the Database Results area to the text boxes or is it possible to link or pull the data from the Database Results area to populate the text box value?  I normally develop in VBA and SQL, am I attempting to do something that is not possible in Web pages?  Can I keep everything on one page?  There is plenty of physical space available.  
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