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    Unhappy Let me know if this is possible?

    Hi everyone!

    I hope you enjoyed your weekend. I have 5 very different data entry ASP forms in my intranet. My question is this: Can I link all of those entry forms to one confirmation page, that would show all the data entered for that specific form? If you need more explaining, let me know. Thanks in advance.
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    Sorry, but with a question like that I can't help but answer...

    "Yes, if you need more explaining just let me know."

    I think I understand what you are saying, and yes, you can, with session variables.
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    You could have the confirmation page be the processor for all 5 forms (using If & a variable that would be unique to a specific form).
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    Oh, I was kind of thinking he was going through all five pages consecutively and then getting to one confirmation page.

    Yeah, you could have one confirmation page used differently by each of the form pages. You could even have one single ASP that generates each of the form pages and the confirmation pages, but that just gets silly.
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    Talking Cool! :)

    Thanks, guys, for your help. It really helped!
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    You could even have one single ASP that generates each of the form pages and the confirmation pages, but that just gets silly.
    You know, I've always wanted to try making one ASP page that'll generate an entire web site...
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    Smile LOL...

    If it is a small site, it could work. But the more code there is, wouldn't it take longer to load (like, days) ! LOL
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