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Please help...
I need to create a form within front page. About 5-6 entry boxes.
In order for the end user to be able to complete it (once on the web) I'm told I have to create a CGI file.
Front Page Hosting, Frontpage 2000, FrontPage 2000, Front Page ::
The FP 2002 Server extensions are compatible with the FrontPage 2000, 2002, Once you have created all your form fields, right click within the form and
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Is this correct. I would like the form totally independant on the web.
Please help...
Thanks
J
Hi guys...
Just wondering.
I only want a small form (2 - 3 boxes).
Would PHP be a better method?
forms - mm.com::
"Can I use FrontPage to create a form? Will it work when I'm done? Once the form is done, right click once within the form (but not on any of the
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How to Label a Form Field in FrontPage | eHow.com::
After you have created a form within your Microsoft FrontPage website, you will want to add labels to your form fields. Labels let the user know the purpose
http://www.ehow.com/how_2125466_label-form-field-frontpage.htmlHOME |
If so, how do I go about it?
Thanks in advance
Joey
with the link that i gave you, you can cut down on the number of the boxes, you need to edit the code, they have directions on that web page
Article: Integrating HTML Tidy into Microsoft FrontPage::
Within FrontPage 2000, a document containing the !DOCTYPE specification (typically AnyFrontPage Bytes may only be redistributed in its unedited form.
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http://www.simplythebest.net/info/dhtml_forms.html
thats a really good site, how this helps
for that boo!
..to my knowledge, php or cgi forms are needed to send mail. correct me if im wrong, cause I don't do forms and stuff in fp. but, if you dont want to code or anything, there are many different form processors out there, that are remotely hosted. search google, or the ones i know off the top of my head are.. response-o-matic.com , bravenet.com and hostedscripts.com. most can then redirect to a thank you page.
hope that was a help
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