Pages using dropdowns and check boxes stopped taking input

Welcome to TSDN. I don't believe this is an IIS problem. What type of application is it?

Welcome to TSDN. I don't believe this is an IIS problem. What type of application is it?

I do apologise if I have posted in the wrong forum.

Sorry if I'm being a bit thick but by application I assume you mean the web editor we use. Its FP2000 this was used to create and edit.

The pages are simply emailed (setup via SharePoint ) to our help desk following user input. As I mentioned all free text works but nothing that involves ticking boxes or multiple fields.
We found this to be global over all such pages .. about 5 in all

I spoke to a collegue yesterday who said that the site might have been edited (only a text ammendment) via an XP PC using FP2000 and I'm just wondering if that may have changed something
Thanks for your patiance.

Further info.... I managed to get hold of an old page sent to our help desk to show how things should look when they arrive at the Helpdesk via email
The details inside the quotes are user input the 3 YES's are generated by ticking a box

Username: "Fred Bloggs"
Intranet Username: "UserName"
LCIS Username: "E1111"
Authorised BY: "UserName"
Email: "a.user@ournet.co.uk"
Authoriser Password: "password"
Send: Send
Create NT Account:
Remove NT Account: YES
Create Email Account:
Remove Email Account: YES
Create LCIS Account:
Remove LCIS Account: YES
LCIS Functions - Section 1 - Add:
LCIS Functions - Section 1 - Remove:
LCIS Functions - Section 2 - Add:
LCIS Functions - Section 2 - Remove:
LCIS Functions - Section 3 - Add:
LCIS Functions - Section 3 - Remove:
LCIS Functions - Section 4 - Add:
LCIS Functions - Section 4 - Remove:
LCIS Functions - Section 7 - Add:
LCIS Functions - Section 7 - Remove :
Notes


This is how pages are now shown when they arrive


Username: "IT BOD "
Intranet:
Username: " IT BOD "
LCIS:
Username: " IT BOD "
Authorised:
BY:
Email: " a.user@ ournet.co.uk "
Authoriser:
Password:
Send: Send
Create:
Intranet:
Account:
Remove:
Intranet:
Account:
Create:
Email: " a.user@ ournet.co.uk "
Account:
Remove:
Email: " a.user@ ournet.co.uk "
Account:
Create:
LCIS:
Account:
Remove:
LCIS:
Account:
LCIS:
Functions:
-:
Section:
1:
-:
Add:
LCIS:
Functions:
-:
Section:
1:
-:
Remove:
LCIS:
Functions:
-:
Section:
2:
-:
Add:
LCIS:
Functions:
-:
Section:
2:
-:
Remove:
LCIS:
Functions:
-:
Section:
3:
-:
Add:
LCIS:
Functions:
-:
Section:
3:
-:
Remove:
LCIS:
Functions:
-:
Section:
4:
-:
Add:
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I must say it is looking like a format problem and it maybe simple to resolve but I don't want to play too much as its 3.7Gb and there are a couple of critical databases involved. I did try to recover the particular pages/asp's from backup but that didn't work.

No need to apologize. What I think has happened is that the hosting hasn't changed but the intranet (application) has. If this is the case then the easiest thing is to switch to an earlier version, this is where versioning control is a big plus. If you don't have this, I suggest you adopt immediately, you will need to debug which isn't made easier by the fact that you aren't receiving an error, but at least you know which function to look at. It looks like the form to email has been tampered with, I had this once by someone who was dyslexic. If you have trouble fixing I can shift to forum that deals with language intranet is written in. HTH.

Thanks kenobewan much apriciated.

I've just checked and our normal FP2000 version is 4.0.2.2717 (Our normal IT W2K PC's) and I suspect the edit was done using Version 4.0.2.6625 (Our New XP PC's) I have reposted in the correct forum with a summary of this thread rather than ppl having to dicect each post.

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