FTP will break the FP SE (unless you create a subweb just for the FTP content
Have them get FP or create a custom server side ASP or PHP app as an edit interface for them
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"Alexander" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:d86kd.15250$(E-Mail Removed)...
| There have been some interesting suggestions here. Rick is correct in that
| they don't just want pictures and captions. They want it on a web page with
| their logo, contact info, menu etc etc.
|
| Nobody has mentioned FTP. This may seem like an ultra-simplistic solution
| (or maybe creating a bigger problem) but is there some way I can send them
| the page in HTML and they make the changes in some simple HTML editor and
| the upload just that page using an FTP program.
|
| If they had Front Page, wouldn't it want to over-write all the
| pages...?...at least there is the danger of them overwriting everything.
|
| There has GOT to be a simple way for the client to just upload the specific
| pages.
|
| Alex
|
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| "Rick Budde" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
| news:482c01c4c5ef$ce7387b0$(E-Mail Removed)...
| > My guess is you client doesn't just want to upload a
| > picture and caption. They probably want it to go onto a
| > web page with some other content (banners, contact info,
| > etc.). I say this as it would not do much good to sit
| > there on the server with no way for the outside world to
| > access it.
| >
| > Unless you are into programming a custom database driven
| > solution, I would suggest:
| >
| > 1. the photos and descriptions get emailed to you and you
| > put them onto the web page, or
| > 2. your client purchase a copy of Front Page, learn how
| > to use it, or
| > 3. if you don't have the time, have your client hire
| > someone who does.
| >
| >>-----Original Message-----
| >>I have FP2003. I have created web sites for which
| > several clients have
| >>asked me how they can upload pictures and captions
| > themselves.
| >>
| >>For example, I have friend who is a realtor and she
| > wants me to create a web
| >>site for her but she wants to be able to update it
| > almost daily with new
| >>photos and descriptions of houses she has listed. I
| > don't want or have time
| >>to do it for her.
| >>
| >>What options do I have? Someone here, back a few weeks
| > ago, suggested
| >>something but unfortunately I lost it.
| >>
| >>Thanks
| >>
| >>Alex
| >>
| >>
| >>
| >>.
| >>
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