FrontPage 2003 Feedback Page

[Mike]

I've created a feedback page in FrontPage 2003. The
components on the page all appear to be working right -
except for the bottom of the page where I have Submit &
Clear buttons. When either button is pushed nothing
happens. I talked to my hosting company & they've
stated that the FrontPage server extensions are installed
& that I need to recreate the submit page using the
submission process that Frontpage creates, and then
republish your site. I just used the sample feedback
page & changed the wording & entered my email in the
settings for the submit button. I've got this page
online if it would help to see that I can send the link.

Thanks!!

 

[Ronx]

"entered my email in the
settings for the submit button."

Please explain this. It sounds as if you have attempted to turn the submit
button into a mailto: hyperlink. You should have gone into the form
properties and changed settings there. (Right click anywhere in the form,
and choose Form Properties)

A link to an errant page is nearly always useful for diagnosing problems.

 

[Guest]

http://www.airservicesco.com/CUSTOMER SATISFACTION%
20SURVEY.htm

 

[Mike]

I've changed the page:

http://www.airservicesco.com/survey.htm

-----Original Message-----
Begin by renaming the page..you're on Apache

server...take out the spaces (%20) and use all lower
case...you can use underscores instead of spaces.

 

[Mike]

I used the Feedback form page template in FrontPage2003 -
& I just copied and pasted plus changed the wording.

-----Original Message-----
Ok...now how did you create that form? Did you use FP to

create the form, manually ...or drag it in from somewhere
else...like Word etc.

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[Mike]

I did it & it worked. I created page
http://www.airservicesco.com/sample_text_box.htm

It looks like on the survey page I created the "Form
Properties" does not show up when I right click the
form. I'll just have to recreate the page??

Let me know what you think.

Thanks for the help!!

-----Original Message-----
try an experiment...just create a simple Form with

FP...just a text field or two and let FP do everything
(don't get fancy - in other words) and see if that form
works.

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[Mike]

http://www.airservicesco.com/customer_satisfaction_survey.
htm

-----Original Message-----
Great!

I'm thinking the existing page has some junk in it that shouldn't be there.

If it were me...I'd just redo the form...staying within FP's form parameters.

hth,

Robo


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[Mike]

I did, here's the page:
http://www.airservicesco.com/customer_satisfaction_survey.
htm

Thanks again!!

-----Original Message-----
Great!

I'm thinking the existing page has some junk in it that shouldn't be there.

If it were me...I'd just redo the form...staying within FP's form parameters.

hth,

Robo


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