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form and confirmation pageCan a new form be added under the confirmations on the confirmation page?
Can this new form then again be sent to a confirmation page? -- Thanks in advance. Marc If you are using the FrontPage extensions to process the original form,
then you cannot add a new form to the confirmation page. The new form would be submitted automatically without the user even seeing it. This feature is used to send form results to multiple email addresses. If you use some other means (asp, asp.NET, PHP etc.) to handle the original form, then you can add a form to the processing/confirmation page, and provide a different form handler/confirmation page for that second form. -- Show quoteHide quoteRon Symonds - Microsoft MVP (Expression) Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp "marc" <m***@discussions.microsoft.com.> wrote in message news:5C50419A-03CC-463F-8218-1A5020ECE99E@microsoft.com... > Can a new form be added under the confirmations on the confirmation page? > Can this new form then again be sent to a confirmation page? > -- > Thanks in advance. Marc Ronx you wrote: "If you use some other means (asp, asp.NET, PHP etc.) to
handle the original form, then you can add a form to the processing/confirmation page, and provide a different form handler/confirmation page for that second form." Do you mean by this what FrontPage is talking about when it says in it's Notes:" If you are saving your form results to a database, you must save your confirmation page with an ..asp extension"? -- Show quoteHide quoteThanks in advance. Marc "Ronx" wrote: > If you are using the FrontPage extensions to process the original form, > then you cannot add a new form to the confirmation page. The new form > would be submitted automatically without the user even seeing it. This > feature is used to send form results to multiple email addresses. > If you use some other means (asp, asp.NET, PHP etc.) to handle the original > form, then you can add a form to the processing/confirmation page, and > provide a different form handler/confirmation page for that second form. > -- > Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (Expression) > Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. > http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp > > "marc" <m***@discussions.microsoft.com.> wrote in message > news:5C50419A-03CC-463F-8218-1A5020ECE99E@microsoft.com... > > Can a new form be added under the confirmations on the confirmation page? > > Can this new form then again be sent to a confirmation page? > > -- > > Thanks in advance. Marc > > > asp, asp.NET, PHP are languages or technologies for processing scripts on
the server, and delivering the results of the processing to the browser as HTML. FrontPage uses asp to process data to and from databases, since the FrontPage extensions cannot do this. FrontPage needs an .asp extension for the confirmation pages for its database forms to keep things simple. If you write your own scripts, you could use a .htm page - or any other extension - for the confirmation page, provided the server supports the technology or language used. And these confirmation pages can have any content, including another form. -- Show quoteHide quoteRon Symonds - Microsoft MVP (Expression) Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp "marc" <m***@discussions.microsoft.com.> wrote in message news:7C4E81A0-5B0D-4015-9020-2E49DFD3D5F1@microsoft.com... > Ronx you wrote: "If you use some other means (asp, asp.NET, PHP etc.) to > handle the original form, then you can add a form to the > processing/confirmation page, and provide a different form > handler/confirmation page for that second form." Do you mean by this what > FrontPage is talking about when it says in it's Notes:" If you are saving > your form results to a database, you must save your confirmation page > with an > .asp extension"? > -- > Thanks in advance. Marc > > > "Ronx" wrote: > >> If you are using the FrontPage extensions to process the original form, >> then you cannot add a new form to the confirmation page. The new form >> would be submitted automatically without the user even seeing it. This >> feature is used to send form results to multiple email addresses. > >> If you use some other means (asp, asp.NET, PHP etc.) to handle the >> original >> form, then you can add a form to the processing/confirmation page, and >> provide a different form handler/confirmation page for that second form. >> -- >> Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (Expression) >> Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. >> http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp >> >> "marc" <m***@discussions.microsoft.com.> wrote in message >> news:5C50419A-03CC-463F-8218-1A5020ECE99E@microsoft.com... >> > Can a new form be added under the confirmations on the confirmation >> > page? >> > Can this new form then again be sent to a confirmation page? >> > -- >> > Thanks in advance. Marc >> >> >> Yes your confirmation page can have another form on it with a separate confirmation page
-- Show quoteHide quote_____________________________________________ SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ] "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-; _____________________________________________ "marc" <m***@discussions.microsoft.com.> wrote in message news:5C50419A-03CC-463F-8218-1A5020ECE99E@microsoft.com... | Can a new form be added under the confirmations on the confirmation page? | Can this new form then again be sent to a confirmation page? | -- | Thanks in advance. Marc  
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