expression web, forms

[Guest]

Hello -- I'm new to Expression Web. I have previously been using Front
Page(forms) which is no longer supported by Microsoft. How do I incorporate
web forms into Expression Web so that a visitor to our page can submit or
email the contents of a form and receive confirmation that the info has been
sent properly?

Thanks,
Ross

 

[Tom Willett]

Try the Expression Web newsgroup.

| Hello -- I'm new to Expression Web. I have previously been using Front
| Page(forms) which is no longer supported by Microsoft. How do I
incorporate
| web forms into Expression Web so that a visitor to our page can submit or
| email the contents of a form and receive confirmation that the info has
been
| sent properly?
|
| Thanks,
| Ross

 

[Guest]

Thanks Tom. Perhaps I need to elaborate just a little more. I believe that
I'm looking for some kind of script because my web hoster is not supporting
frontpage extensions anymore. Is there a html script that I could add to
expression web so that a visitor to our site could submit a web form to our
office by email?

 

[Tom Willett]

Once again, visit the Expression Web newsgroup. This is not a Windows XP
O/S question.

| Thanks Tom. Perhaps I need to elaborate just a little more. I believe
that
| I'm looking for some kind of script because my web hoster is not
supporting
| frontpage extensions anymore. Is there a html script that I could add to
| expression web so that a visitor to our site could submit a web form to
our
| office by email?
|
| "Tom Willett" wrote:
|
| > Try the Expression Web newsgroup.
| >
| > | > | Hello -- I'm new to Expression Web. I have previously been using
Front
| > | Page(forms) which is no longer supported by Microsoft. How do I
| > incorporate
| > | web forms into Expression Web so that a visitor to our page can submit
or
| > | email the contents of a form and receive confirmation that the info
has
| > been
| > | sent properly?
| > |
| > | Thanks,
| > | Ross
| >
| >
| >

 

[Uncle Grumpy]

Thanks Tom. Perhaps I need to elaborate just a little more.

No.

He answered you correctly the first time.