Author: Fiver | Posted on: 2/3/2009 3:53:19 PM | Views : 445

Hi,

I have an app with a form that the users fill in, then when they hit the submit button the stuff from the forms go into a database. The database stores the info and creates a url for the page (the page is built from a masterpage which displays the submitted data with a site index, and the index comes from the SQL db so it's updated automatically). Each set of data gets it's own page.

There's no real need for it to be aspx because the users are all in house - so I could save hosting costs and security concerns if I could convert the site to plain old html. If I was doing it manually I'd have to do:

1) open the new webpage in a browser window
2) Save it as a html doc
3) Open all the other pages in turn and save them to html (to take into account the updated index).
4) Overwrite any existing files

Is there a faster way of doing this with VB/aspx? Thanks :)

 
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