Guest Book Comments

I have a Guest Book as a page on my web site. It works
and I am getting comments from visitors. My problem is I
do not know how to delete the old comments after they
have been there for awhile. Is there a way to do this on
an automatic basis, e.g. have comments go away after they
have been on the page for a month? I am really new at
doing a web site, so I hope the answer is not too
technical.

Stefan
Fri Jan 30 03:18:28 CST 2004

Not automatically
To edit comments open your online web in FP and edit the included page
(usually guestlog.htm in the _private folder)

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"Cynthia H." <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:67fa01c3e6dc$e03466b0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
| I have a Guest Book as a page on my web site. It works
| and I am getting comments from visitors. My problem is I
| do not know how to delete the old comments after they
| have been there for awhile. Is there a way to do this on
| an automatic basis, e.g. have comments go away after they
| have been on the page for a month? I am really new at
| doing a web site, so I hope the answer is not too
| technical.

FrontPageForms
Fri Jan 30 12:39:49 CST 2004

Cynthia,

You would open your site live on the server, then open
guestlog.htm and remove unwanted comments from this page,
then save.

I don't know of a way to do this automatically with FP.

Mike,
http://FrontPag.Bizland.com
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>-----Original Message-----
>I have a Guest Book as a page on my web site. It works
>and I am getting comments from visitors. My problem is I
>do not know how to delete the old comments after they
>have been there for awhile. Is there a way to do this on
>an automatic basis, e.g. have comments go away after they
>have been on the page for a month? I am really new at
>doing a web site, so I hope the answer is not too
>technical.
>.
>