Submit Variable Values

This is very easy to do, particularly since you are not using an LMS. I am assuming that all of this has been published to HTML and sits on a Windows 2000/2003 server running either IIS 5 or IIS 6.I would suggest backending it into Access rather than a flat file since the asp is much much easier. (The opportunity to make a syntax mistake in a flat text file is enormous.) Access should then be installed on the server.I would do it this way in Lectora......create a form that contains your variables and then create a submit button that submits the form. When you define the form you can specify how you want the form submission handled. You will want to select Submit to CGI program...and specify method as POST. Where you specify "submit results to" put in the asp file name that will be the middleware that takes your form data and inserts it into the Access database. We have had an interesting discussion in one of the other forums here as to whether the file name is enough or whether you need to put in the entire path. I have gotten it to work with just the file name, BUT you need to make sure that the asp file is in the same directory and at the same level as the HTML file with the form object otherwise the asp file won't be found.I have posted elsewhere what the asp code of your middleware must look like. If you do a search for asp you should find it...I'll go look in a bit to see if I can locate it...I can also email you a zip file with a bunch of examples. Just email me using my profile email address.As for what is submitted, everything will be submitted BUT you may choose, in your ASP file to only snag off the pieces that you want.