T
TonyR
I have just moved over to MS Hosting with FP2002 extensions, and have bought
Frontpage 2003 so I can make use of the extensions.
The websites I create have a few areas where my customers can update their
content e.g. table of events or an area of text.
This was done with a custom application which FTP'd a merged template to the
website.
I want to be able to use FP extensions, and see it is not advisable to use
FTP anymore.
Does anyone know of a good way of allowing a client to update content on the
website?
Some ideas I was thinking of were
1. Using an upload form to upload a HTML file which has been included in a
page.
2. Writing an application to comunicate using Frontpage type transfer
instead of FTP.
I thought I would ask here as I may be overlooking the obvious.
Thanks
TonyR
Frontpage 2003 so I can make use of the extensions.
The websites I create have a few areas where my customers can update their
content e.g. table of events or an area of text.
This was done with a custom application which FTP'd a merged template to the
website.
I want to be able to use FP extensions, and see it is not advisable to use
FTP anymore.
Does anyone know of a good way of allowing a client to update content on the
website?
Some ideas I was thinking of were
1. Using an upload form to upload a HTML file which has been included in a
page.
2. Writing an application to comunicate using Frontpage type transfer
instead of FTP.
I thought I would ask here as I may be overlooking the obvious.
Thanks
TonyR