I am using fp 2000 and my host has the 2002 version of file extentions.
I have published my web with form in it to save to web page. I ahve also
tried setting it up to send and email. Both methods were unsucessful as I ge
t
(the page cannot be diplayed messege). Here is the link to the form if that
helps http://www.wikkystix.com/6,7form.htm
It works OK and goes to the confirmation page in the frontpage progam.
Can u help please

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1) You are saving to U-File="formrslt.htm" and needs to be saving to a folde
r w/ write permissions
-  by default the _private folder

Move your page formrslt.htm to the _private folder and change Form Propertie
s Options to save it in _private/formrslt.htm
(U-File="_private/formrslt.htm"

2) Remove the hyperlink around the submit button which you have as
<a href="confirmation.htm"><INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="Submit Form"></a>
Illegal html and not how the FP forms handler works
In Form Properties Options set the confirmation page to confirmation.htm
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"zeflyguy" <zeflyguy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1A0D07
6E-64CA-43E4-9858-4988322321A6@microsoft.com...
|I am using fp 2000 and my host has the 2002 version of file extentions.
| I have published my web with form in it to save to web page. I ahve also
| tried setting it up to send and email. Both methods were unsucessful as I 
get
| (the page cannot be diplayed messege). Here is the link to the form if tha
t
| helps http://www.wikkystix.com/6,7form.htm
| It works OK and goes to the confirmation page in the frontpage progam.
| Can u help please
|

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Remove the comma from the page name.  Characters used in folder/file
names are restricted to alphanumeric characters plus the hyphen and
underscore.  Other characters (including spaces) may break links
either in browsers or server side processing, or both.

Also, the results file should be moved to the _private folder.  The
_private folder has the correct permissions to allow writing to the
file, and preventing anonymous users viewing the results.  Other
folders will not prevent other users viewing the results (and the URL
for the results file in the form page's HTML), and should not have
permissions for writing.
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Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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"zeflyguy" <zeflyguy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1A0D076E-64CA-43E4-9858-4988322321A6@microsoft.com...
>I am using fp 2000 and my host has the 2002 version of file
>extentions.
> I have published my web with form in it to save to web page. I ahve
> also
> tried setting it up to send and email. Both methods were unsucessful
> as I get
> (the page cannot be diplayed messege). Here is the link to the form
> if that
> helps http://www.wikkystix.com/6,7form.htm
> It works OK and goes to the confirmation page in the frontpage
> progam.
> Can u help please
>

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I have changed all of these thing but I still have the same problem.

"Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:

> 1) You are saving to U-File="formrslt.htm" and needs to be saving to a fol
der w/ write permissions
> -  by default the _private folder
>
> Move your page formrslt.htm to the _private folder and change Form Propert
ies Options to save it in _private/formrslt.htm
> (U-File="_private/formrslt.htm"
>
> 2) Remove the hyperlink around the submit button which you have as
> <a href="confirmation.htm"><INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="Submit Form"></a>
> Illegal html and not how the FP forms handler works
> In Form Properties Options set the confirmation page to confirmation.htm
> --
>
>  ________________________________________
_____
> SBR @ ENJOY (-:              [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ]
> "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!"  (-;
> To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see:
>   http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp
>  ________________________________________
_____
>
>
> "zeflyguy" <zeflyguy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1A0D
076E-64CA-43E4-9858-4988322321A6@microsoft.com...
> |I am using fp 2000 and my host has the 2002 version of file extentions.
> | I have published my web with form in it to save to web page. I ahve also
> | tried setting it up to send and email. Both methods were unsucessful as 
I get
> | (the page cannot be diplayed messege). Here is the link to the form if t
hat
> | helps http://www.wikkystix.com/6,7form.htm
> | It works OK and goes to the confirmation page in the frontpage progam.
> | Can u help please
> |
>
>
>

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I have renamed the form form1 as per the link
http://www.wikkystix.com/form1.htm

"Ronx" wrote:

> Remove the comma from the page name.  Characters used in folder/file
> names are restricted to alphanumeric characters plus the hyphen and
> underscore.  Other characters (including spaces) may break links
> either in browsers or server side processing, or both.
>
> Also, the results file should be moved to the _private folder.  The
> _private folder has the correct permissions to allow writing to the
> file, and preventing anonymous users viewing the results.  Other
> folders will not prevent other users viewing the results (and the URL
> for the results file in the form page's HTML), and should not have
> permissions for writing.
> --
> Ron Symonds
> Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
> Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.
>
> "zeflyguy" <zeflyguy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:1A0D076E-64CA-43E4-9858-4988322321A6@microsoft.com... 
>
>
>

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The confirmation page cannot display the form fields, since you have
the wrong names for them in the confirmation fields.  For example: the
confirmation field Username  should be Contact_FullName  (or change
the field names in the form to suit the confirmation page).

Worse news - you do not appear to have a complete installation of
FrontPage extensions.
The files postinfo.html and _vti_inf.html are missing from the root
folder, so it is possible that the FP installation is corrupt or
incomplete.
Try reinstalling the extensions.
--
Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
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"zeflyguy" <zeflyguy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:37B425BD-45CD-4F9C-BA71-2D7C37A15EA7@microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
>I have renamed the form form1 as per the link
> http://www.wikkystix.com/form1.htm
>
> "Ronx" wrote:
> 

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