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help with url syntax

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I really need some help.

Background: using FM 7 Server, FM 7 Server Advanced, Windows 2003 Server, IIS 6.

BTW, I have this (see below) working with previous version---FM 6 Pro Unlimited and Web Connector using CDML but am forced to upgrade to FM7 Server Advanced because Web Connector is not compatible with IIS 6 on my new server, thus the upgrade to FM 7 etc. Bummer. I know nothing about xml/xslt except for what I am trying to glean from FM documentation. Another note, I cannot get FM Site Assistant to work.

I have, what I believe to be, a fairly simple database of six files with some relationships. I need to allow users to be able to view data via the web in table form (no editing, no inputting, nothing complicated, just be able to search then see records (with certain fields). I present the user with a search page (search.html)----from which they can search by name, major, term admitted, etc. then click the

Here are my 2 cents

1) Use instant web publishing - no coding

2) download Fxforge however you got to install apache and php.

Hello,

(sorry for my bad english) have tried to get the same query result printing ONLY xml and bypassing XSLT engine? (this is the best way to debug a FM 7 web solution to me)

Have you check if there's some error somewhere (maybe some fields name didn't match - FM 7 adv. seems to be very case sensitive).-> use <xsl:value-of select="/fmrs:fmresultset/fmrs:error/@code"/> to retrieve the error code

Bye.

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