[WebDevTool]

Here's the situation:

I am building a tool to help me experiment with my DB. It is 4 web pages that I have on my localhost.

The first page allows selection of one of the DB on my system, and allows entry of SQL query. It looks like this:

Then you go off to back-end (2nd page) and pull the RS.

When you come back (3rd, and Main page) you have an RS; looks like this:

The last page should use the commands within the ASP Entry text box to manipulate the RS, and allow Response.Write output (either I force something out, or I just type it into the ASP txtbox). Subsequent actions will return to the 3rd main page with the RS output first, then the ASP should run and output, then the textboxes again.

I am not having any trouble passing the data around, what I CAN'T do is force the ASP to actually RUN. I have been close, splitting parts up like writing: ... <" & "% ... to the document to avoid confusing outputs.

I can put the ASP on the page... I've seen it thru View Source. It's there, in the right place, but it doesn't execute.

Is this even possible? It's not a high priority, but it would make debug & experimenting around a LOT easier...

[WebDevTool]

*Bump*

[Cookie Mobster]

I would think that you would have to add it to the source of the original script and then re-exacute the script, it isn't going to work the way you want it to. Might I suggest that you create a temporary script add the asp code to it and then run the script in an iframe from your main page.

Cheers Sam :)

[WebDevTool]

Good answer! I suppose there's not THAT much re-working involved...