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When my form is submitted the confirmation page that shows
is the "default" confirmation page, I have not indicated that I wanted this - and when you select "return toform" my personal confirmation page appears without the data fields being populated with the submitted information. How do I delete the "default" confirmation page and have my page prompt when the submit button is clicked thanks Deb |
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>-----Original Message-----
>When my form is submitted the confirmation page that >shows is the "default" confirmation page, I have not >indicated that I wanted this - and when you>select "return to form" my personal confirmation page >appears without the data fields being populated with >the submitted information. > >How do I delete the "default" confirmation page and have >my page prompt when the submit button is clicked The default confirmation page has no physical presence; the Save Results component creates it on the fly. How did you configure your personal confirmation page? For example, did you: 1. Right-click the form, and then choose From Properties. 2. Click the Options button. 3. Enter the URL of your personal confirmation page in a box titled, "URL of Conformation Page (Optional)". Are you chaining together multiple confirmation pages and/or forms in some way? For example, are you making one confirmation page submit information to a second form? (Typically, you would do this because you want to send mail to two addresses, or because you want to save information to a database as well as saving it in a file or sending it as mail.) Jim Buyens Microsoft FrontPage MVP http://www.interlacken.com Author of: *---------------------------------------------------- |\--------------------------------------------------- || Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Inside Out ||--------------------------------------------------- || Web Database Development Step by Step .NET Edition || Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out || Faster Smarter Beginning Programming || (All from Microsoft Press) |/--------------------------------------------------- *---------------------------------------------------- |
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ohh I had this same question (different deb) I've been trying to find the default page to edit it
so can I make a "new page" saying thankyou etc and just link it to the 3 different information request pages in my site and that will show instead of the default conf. page? ----- Jim Buyens wrote: ---- >-----Original Message---- >When my form is submitted the confirmation page tha >shows is the "default" confirmation page, I have no >indicated that I wanted this - and when yo>select "return to form" my personal confirmation pag >appears without the data fields being populated wit >the submitted information >>How do I delete the "default" confirmation page and have >my page prompt when the submit button is clicke The default confirmation page has no physical presence; the Save Results component creates it on the fly How did you configure your personal confirmation page? For example, did you 1. Right-click the form, and then choose From Properties 2. Click the Options button 3. Enter the URL of your personal confirmation page i a box titled, "URL of Conformation Page (Optional)" Are you chaining together multiple confirmation pages and/or forms in some way? For example, are you making one confirmation page submit information to a second form (Typically, you would do this because you want to send mail to two addresses, or because you want to save information to a database as well as saving it in a file or sending it as mail. Jim Buyen Microsoft FrontPage MV http://www.interlacken.co Author of *--------------------------------------------------- |\-------------------------------------------------- || Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Inside Ou ||-------------------------------------------------- || Web Database Development Step by Step .NET Editio || Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Ou || Faster Smarter Beginning Programmin || (All from Microsoft Press |/-------------------------------------------------- *--------------------------------------------------- |
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"debf" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<2A678A73-A10B-47E0-AD5F-9A71E0F2A5F3@microsoft.com>...
> ohh I had this same question (different deb) I've been trying to find the > default page to edit it. > so can I make a "new page" saying thankyou etc and just link it to the 3 > different information request pages in my site and that will show instead of > the default conf. page? You can't edit the default confirmation page directly, because it doesn't exist. The Save Results component creates the entire page in memory, and then throws it away each time. You can, however, create a custom confirmation page from scratch. To do this: 1. Open a new, empty Web page and format it any way you want. 2. Set the insertion point where you want the first form field value to appear. 3. Choose Web Component from the Insert menu, then Advanced Controls, then Confirmation Field. 4. When the Confirmation Field Properties dialog box appears, enter the nameof the form field you want to display. 5. Click OK. 6. Repeat steps 2-5 for each additional form field. 7. Save the page in your Web. To make the Save Results component use your custom confirmation page: 1. Open the page that contains the form. 2. Right-click the form area, choose Properties, click Options, and select the Confirmation Page tab. 3. In the box titled URL Of Confirmation Page, enter the file name from step 7 above. 4. Click OK to close all open dialog boxes, then save the page and test (using, of course, an http:// URL). Jim Buyens Microsoft FrontPage MVP http://www.interlacken.com Author of: *---------------------------------------------------- |\--------------------------------------------------- || Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Inside Out ||--------------------------------------------------- || Web Database Development Step by Step .NET Edition || Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out || Faster Smarter Beginning Programming || (All from Microsoft Press) |/--------------------------------------------------- *---------------------------------------------------- |
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Yes I did the steps mentioned - I have never had this
problem before. No - I have it set up so the results are emailed to one address - >-----Original Message----- >>-----Original Message----- >>When my form is submitted the confirmation page that >>shows is the "default" confirmation page, I have not >>indicated that I wanted this - and when you>>select "return to form" my personal confirmation page >>appears without the data fields being populated with >>the submitted information. >> >>How do I delete the "default" confirmation page and have >>my page prompt when the submit button is clicked > >The default confirmation page has no physical presence; >the Save Results component creates it on the fly. > >How did you configure your personal confirmation page? For >example, did you: >1. Right-click the form, and then choose From Properties. >2. Click the Options button. >3. Enter the URL of your personal confirmation page in > a box titled, "URL of Conformation Page (Optional)". > >Are you chaining together multiple confirmation pages >and/or forms in some way? For example, are you making one >confirmation page submit information to a second form? >(Typically, you would do this because you want to send >mail to two addresses, or because you want to save >information to a database as well as saving it in a file >or sending it as mail.) > >Jim Buyens >Microsoft FrontPage MVP >http://www.interlacken.com >Author of: >*---------------------------------------------------- >|\--------------------------------------------------- >|| Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Inside Out >||--------------------------------------------------- >|| Web Database Development Step by Step .NET Edition >|| Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out >|| Faster Smarter Beginning Programming >|| (All from Microsoft Press) >|/--------------------------------------------------- >*---------------------------------------------------- > >. > |
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yes - you just need to insert the data field name (exactly
as reflective in your form) and under the form properties tab - confirmation page you insert the URL of the page--- but mine is still showing the default page- >-----Original Message----- >ohh I had this same question (different deb) I've been trying to find the default page to edit it. >so can I make a "new page" saying thankyou etc and just link it to the 3 different information request pages in my site and that will show instead of the default conf. page? > ----- Jim Buyens wrote: ----- > > >-----Original Message----- > >When my form is submitted the confirmation page that > >shows is the "default" confirmation page, I have not > >indicated that I wanted this - and when you> >select "return to form" my personal confirmation page > >appears without the data fields being populated with > >the submitted information. > >>How do I delete the "default" confirmation page and have > >my page prompt when the submit button is clicked > > The default confirmation page has no physical presence; > the Save Results component creates it on the fly. > > How did you configure your personal confirmation page? For > example, did you: > 1. Right-click the form, and then choose From Properties. > 2. Click the Options button. > 3. Enter the URL of your personal confirmation page in > a box titled, "URL of Conformation Page (Optional)". > > Are you chaining together multiple confirmation pages > and/or forms in some way? For example, are you making one > confirmation page submit information to a second form? > (Typically, you would do this because you want to send > mail to two addresses, or because you want to save > information to a database as well as saving it in a file > or sending it as mail.) > > Jim Buyens > Microsoft FrontPage MVP > http://www.interlacken.com > Author of: > *---------------------------------------------------- > |\--------------------------------------------------- > || Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Inside Out > ||--------------------------------------------------- > || Web Database Development Step by Step .NET Edition > || Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out > || Faster Smarter Beginning Programming > || (All from Microsoft Press) > |/--------------------------------------------------- > *---------------------------------------------------- > > >. > |
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<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<09bb01c3d6f6$66af4fd0$a001280a@phx.gbl>...
> Yes I did the steps mentioned - I have never had this > problem before. > > No - I have it set up so the results are emailed to one > address - That's really weird. This advice is rather generic, but try removing the specification for your custom confirmation page, saving the form page, and then testing whether the form operates normally. If not, pursue that problem. Once the page is working normally, try respecifying your custom confirmation page, then saving and testing. Recalculating hyperlinks and running Server Health probably wouldn't hurt either. Jim Buyens Microsoft FrontPage MVP http://www.interlacken.com Author of: *---------------------------------------------------- |\--------------------------------------------------- || Microsoft Office FrontPage 2003 Inside Out ||--------------------------------------------------- || Web Database Development Step by Step .NET Edition || Microsoft FrontPage Version 2002 Inside Out || Faster Smarter Beginning Programming || (All from Microsoft Press) |/--------------------------------------------------- *---------------------------------------------------- |
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