I previously posted this question on the FP Programming discussion group;
but I didn't clearly articulate my problem; thus, didn't receive a
satisfactory solution.

How do I get a form, located on a completely different web site, to appear
and function within a page on my site?
I'm trying to use "Inline Frame" , and this may not be the proper approach.
A "remote" web address contains the form. This "remote" web site is
completely seperate from my web. The form creator/owner of the "remote" web
gave me permission to use the form, and sent the URL that the form resides
in.

I tried to cut'n past the form onto a frame on my page, but the fields do
not function.

The idea is that visitors to my web can navagate to my products page. The
visitor sees my banner and drop down menus across
the top of the page and the form, below, which is located within the frame.
The visitor can use the form to search for products, and view search
results - all of which is contained within the frame.
How can I do this?
I'm using FP 2003
Thanks, Mark Flynn

Ask the owner of the other site to give you a copy of the form, then you can import it into your
current web then use the FP Include Page component to include it in your page, then in Code/HTML
View make sure the form post the data back to the other site.

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Thomas A. Rowe
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"Mark Flynn" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>I previously posted this question on the FP Programming discussion group; but I didn't clearly
>articulate my problem; thus, didn't receive a satisfactory solution.
>
> How do I get a form, located on a completely different web site, to appear and function within a
> page on my site?
> I'm trying to use "Inline Frame" , and this may not be the proper approach.
> A "remote" web address contains the form. This "remote" web site is completely seperate from my
> web. The form creator/owner of the "remote" web gave me permission to use the form, and sent the
> URL that the form resides in.
>
> I tried to cut'n past the form onto a frame on my page, but the fields do not function.
>
> The idea is that visitors to my web can navagate to my products page. The visitor sees my banner
> and drop down menus across
> the top of the page and the form, below, which is located within the frame.
> The visitor can use the form to search for products, and view search
> results - all of which is contained within the frame.
> How can I do this?
> I'm using FP 2003
> Thanks, Mark Flynn
>
>