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I have a recipe site and would like to add a page so people can add their
recipes themselves. How do I build a page for that ?
 
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      2nd Aug 2006
Would require the use of a database and server side scripting
- depends on what your host supports

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| recipes themselves. How do I build a page for that ?


 
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Do that with an HTML form.

From Insert > Form, add the form element (which adds a faint box with
submit/reset buttons, then you add the individual field, such as text box
field, or textarea field types etc.

Then if you like, you can have it submit to your email,so you can edit for
clarity if need be, and post manually to the site; or, you can have it
submit to a database, in which case you'd have to learn about the database
results wizard and how to display data from an Access database
(see www.frontpagewiz.com for a tutorial - its tutorial example is for
making a Blog (or guestbook I can't remember which), but you can adapt it to
whatever you like. A submission form for sending in a recipie should be
fairly simple).

If you don't have the server ext on your server, you will need to find a
script cabable of writing data to a database, or emailing information to
you, which requires a script supported by your host and server type. Your
host may even provide such a script such as a basic email/form type script.

The easiest way if you don't want to play around with server side scripting
and databases, just put an email link on the recipie page, and have people
email you their submissions, then you can manually place the recipies on a
page at your leisure. However this sort of takes away the "submit it
themselves" idea you're asking about, since you would end up doing most of
the work anyway.




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>I have a recipe site and would like to add a page so people can add their
> recipes themselves. How do I build a page for that ?



 
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      2nd Aug 2006
Hi Andrew;

Thanks for all that info. I appreciate it a lot. You answered the question
very well now I have to figure out which way to go.

Gil

"Andrew Murray" wrote:

> Do that with an HTML form.
>
> From Insert > Form, add the form element (which adds a faint box with
> submit/reset buttons, then you add the individual field, such as text box
> field, or textarea field types etc.
>
> Then if you like, you can have it submit to your email,so you can edit for
> clarity if need be, and post manually to the site; or, you can have it
> submit to a database, in which case you'd have to learn about the database
> results wizard and how to display data from an Access database
> (see www.frontpagewiz.com for a tutorial - its tutorial example is for
> making a Blog (or guestbook I can't remember which), but you can adapt it to
> whatever you like. A submission form for sending in a recipie should be
> fairly simple).
>
> If you don't have the server ext on your server, you will need to find a
> script cabable of writing data to a database, or emailing information to
> you, which requires a script supported by your host and server type. Your
> host may even provide such a script such as a basic email/form type script.
>
> The easiest way if you don't want to play around with server side scripting
> and databases, just put an email link on the recipie page, and have people
> email you their submissions, then you can manually place the recipies on a
> page at your leisure. However this sort of takes away the "submit it
> themselves" idea you're asking about, since you would end up doing most of
> the work anyway.
>
>
>
>
> "mousey" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:8CDC2082-9B84-4BD5-827D-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I have a recipe site and would like to add a page so people can add their
> > recipes themselves. How do I build a page for that ?

>
>
>

 
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      2nd Aug 2006
Hi Stefan;

Both you and Andrew said basically the same thing. Now the ball is in my
court.

Thanks,
Gil

"Stefan B Rusynko" wrote:

> Would require the use of a database and server side scripting
> - depends on what your host supports
>
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> _____________________________________________
> 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.frontpagemvps.com/FrontPa...3/Default.aspx
> _____________________________________________
>
>
> "mousey" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:8CDC2082-9B84-4BD5-827D-(E-Mail Removed)...
> |I have a recipe site and would like to add a page so people can add their
> | recipes themselves. How do I build a page for that ?
>
>
>

 
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