Interactive calendar or forum

[Laura]

I am building a website with FP 2003. I would like to have either an
interactive calendar or a forum on the site. Is there anything pre-made
that I can use? How can I review the information before it's posted so I
don't get someone posting obscene messages.
Thank you for any help
Laura

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

You will need to search for a 3rd Party applications based on what server-side scripting and
database is supported by your web host. Have you contacted them?

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[Thomas A. Rowe]

Or look for a service...

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[Chuck Davis]

I am building a website with FP 2003. I would like to have either an
interactive calendar or a forum on the site. Is there anything pre-made
that I can use? How can I review the information before it's posted so I
don't get someone posting obscene messages.
Thank you for any help
Laura

FrontPage has a forum facility. However, it is rather crude. Per-made,
several, but you may want to check your hosting company. Many offer Invision
Powerboard as part of your service. You man also purchase a copy, but be
sure to check the prerequisites to determine if it can be used on your
host's server.

I know that all is available with http://www.minnesotashopper.com

 

[Chuck Davis]

I am building a website with FP 2003. I would like to have either an
interactive calendar or a forum on the site. Is there anything pre-made
that I can use? How can I review the information before it's posted so I
don't get someone posting obscene messages.
Thank you for any help
Laura

Forgot to add. You will have to remove the obscene postings afterwards.

 

[Laura]

Thank you for your help. I will contact hosting company tomorrow.
When you say remove obscene messages later, does that mean I will have a
chance to do that before it's publicized or when using a forum, does the
info go immediately to the site?
Thank you again.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

It is after the content has been posted (public), when you use the FP discussion web. You can find
3rd Party forum application that are moderated.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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a Service Pack or security update, please contact
Microsoft Product Support Services:
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If the problem can be shown to have been caused by a
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[Andrew Murray]

Three suggestions(depends on your server/scripting support)

www.phpbb.com (PHP)
www.yabb-forum.com (Perl/CGI)
www.hotscripts.com for others

The first two can be "moderated" I think, i.e review content before posting,
reject unsuitable posts.

They require users to sign-up as well.