Publishing

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Simon

I've got an intranet to be set up at work
I've heard that you can only use forms if you publish to a server running 'frontpage server extensions', AND you must publish using http
The problem is, when I publish to the server it uses ftp. So the forms won't work - BUT I NEED THE FORMS TO WORK
" This is very confusing to me "
How do i publish it to my server using http

Please Hel

Simon
 
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Stefan B Rusynko

If it is an intranet the server (host machine) must have the FP Server Extensions installed under IIS, and you don't need to
publish - just open the server based web in FP
For more info see
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/sts/2001/all/proddocs/en-us/admindoc/owsd02.mspx




| I've got an intranet to be set up at work.
| I've heard that you can only use forms if you publish to a server running 'frontpage server extensions', AND you must publish
using http.
| The problem is, when I publish to the server it uses ftp. So the forms won't work - BUT I NEED THE FORMS TO WORK.
| " This is very confusing to me ".
| How do i publish it to my server using http?
|
| Please Help
|
| Simon
 
S

Simon

So, I install the FPSE's, then just copy the intranet files that are on my hard drive onto the directory on the server
Then when I need to update the web, I just open the web ( from the server ) in FP

Sorry if i'm completely wrong, very very very early beginner

Thanks In Advanc

Simon
 
S

Stefan B Rusynko

No (don't copy anything)
- you publish the disc based FP Web/Site to your server based FP site using the server name as the URL (depend on how your server is
set up)
- if you are opening the server based web in FP from the server machine itself it would be http://localhost/




| So, I install the FPSE's, then just copy the intranet files that are on my hard drive onto the directory on the server?
| Then when I need to update the web, I just open the web ( from the server ) in FP?
|
| Sorry if i'm completely wrong, very very very early beginner.
|
| Thanks In Advance
|
| Simon
 

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