Article People can learn a great deal about you or your company just by visiting your Web site. However, you can't learn much about your site visitors unless you ask th...

Article Applies to Microsoft Office FrontPage® 2003 When you are working on forms, if you get an error message telling you to contact your Webmaster, do one or more of ...

Article Applies to Microsoft Office FrontPage® 2003 When you are working on forms, if your form fields are not displayed, verify the following: What server technology i...

Article Applies to Microsoft Office FrontPage® 2003 Important When you configure your form results to be saved to a file, it is best to use the FrontPage default ...

Article You can send form results (data that a site visitor enters in a form) in an e-mail message. Each time a site visitor submits a form, a message containing the re...

Article You can organize related fields in your forms into subgroups by using group boxes. Start by adding a group box to your form, and then add the form fields. In P...

Article In Page view, at the bottom of the document window, click Design . On the File menu, click New. In the New task pane, under New page, click More page templates....

Article By default, when you insert a form field outside of a form area, Microsoft FrontPage creates a form area with Submit and Reset buttons, and then inserts the fie...

Article Show All Hide All These procedures enable you to add an advanced button that you can associate with a custom scripted function. To create a custom script to ass...

Article Show All Hide All  Important    Forms depend on technology that your Web server must provide. That technology may be FrontPage Server Extensions (FrontPage Serv...

Article Applies to Microsoft Office FrontPage® 2003 If you create a form, and while testing it nothing happens when you click Submit , do the following: Make sure that...

Article Applies to Microsoft Office FrontPage® 2003 Microsoft FrontPage 2002 If the text that you type in a form disappears when you click Submit , verify that your s...

Article After you have inserted a form field in a form, do the following: In Page view, at the bottom of the document window, click Design . Type text next to the form ...

Article In Page view, at the bottom of the document window, click Design . Do one of the following: Delete a field that is not hidden Click the field you want to d...

Article Applies to Microsoft Office FrontPage® 2003 When you create forms in FrontPage 2003, you may find that the File Upload command is unavailable or appears dimme...

Article Site visitors can navigate through a form — moving from field to field — by pressing the TAB key. By default, the order of fields on the page (from top to botto...

Article Some of the content in this topic may not be applicable to some languages. Important The procedure in this topic requires the use of the Registration F...

Article Important While site visitors cannot see or change the data in hidden form fields directly, the data is not secure. Visitors can view the source code of a ...

Article When you create a form and add check boxes, you'll want to know ahead of time what you want to label them and whether it's imperative that site visitors check a...

Article Drop-down boxes, also known as drop-down menus, are most often used for single choice selections in a form. You can enable a drop-down box to accept multiple se...

Article Applies to Microsoft Office FrontPage® 2003 A webbot tag appears in your forms code when you use FrontPage Web components. These components are built-in FrontPa...

Article In Page view, at the bottom of the document window, click Design . Do one or both of the following: Add a text box Click in the form or on the page where y...

Article Important For security reasons, some server administrators do not allow you to set the properties for the file upload control. If the properties appear di...

Article The password field is a text box in which you enable password field functionality. Important The procedures in this topic require the use of the Registr...

Article To make your forms more useful, you can control what site visitors enter into certain form fields by setting data entry rules (also called validation). You can ...