What I am inquiring is a technically detailed description of what exactly happens that would trigger the "submission success" box to appear - and what might cause it not to appear. As Bruce mentioned, the success dialog is displayed when the content posts to the script and the server returns a success status code (200) back.
avandehey1 wrote:
Specifically, I'm wondering if connectivity issues may be a problem, as the web server and the sql server are two separate machines on a LAN.This could very well be the case, or it could also be the case with any type of scripting error that may have been encountered. I would recommend checking the web server logs and see if when your script was requested, if an error code was logged. IIS is pretty good about logging ASP scripting errors and should have the full error logged. It could be something in the script and how it is handling certain data (such as a backslash, apostrophe, or other special character in one of the variable values.)The key to Lectora sending a form/test to a script is that the user is never redirected to the script page, but instead remains on the content page. So the script error would not be seen by the end user. It also means that the script must reside on the same server as your content as cross domain scripting is forbidden within the web browsers. Edited By: aaron on 2007-6-18 18:33:14
