GHustis
Wed Nov 08 15:04:02 CST 2006
Thanks, I'll go there
"Mike Mueller" wrote:
> let google be your friend- search for 'asp include page'
>
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> "G Hustis" <GHustis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> message
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> : Mike,
> : Thanks for responding. Couple more very basic questions.
> Where do i get
> : started learning these? I have VS2005 & an ASP.Net step by
> step book. Are
> : there any other resourses MS provides on the web that i
> should read/buy? Can
> : i develop these through FP? The FP book i have doesn't
> even imply that these
> : other options exist.
> : Thanks for your indulgence.
> : Gary
> :
> : "Mike Mueller" wrote:
> :
> : > Instead of using the FP Bot to do the include at design
> : > time, use a server-side include which the server will
> : > assemble at the time the page is requested. This can be
> done
> : > using either scripting pages such as ASP(X) or PHP, or
> it
> : > could be done on an SHTML page
> : >
> : > "G Hustis" <GHustis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> : > message
> : >
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> : > : Thomas,
> : > : Thanks, that's what i figured would be the case. Is
> there
> : > another technique
> : > : that I could use to allow a Admin Assistant to post
> : > updates to a web page
> : > : without opening FP?
> : > : Gary
> : > :
> : > : "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
> : > :
> : > : > The site would have to be open via FP and the new
> page
> : > saved over the current page that is being
> : > : > included or you have to open the site in FP and run
> : > Tools | Recalculate Hyperlinks command.
> : > : >
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> : > : > Thomas A. Rowe
> : > : > Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
> : > : > ==============================================
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> : > : >
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> : > : >
> : > : > "G Hustis" <GHustis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote
> in
> : > message
> : > : >
> : >
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> : > : > > I'm really a novice at FP and I'm probably using
> the
> : > wrong fature. I am
> : > : > > trying to use the Included Content/Page concept to
> : > provide updates to a
> : > : > > particular web page. The page is an Agenda of the
> next
> : > monthly meeting. I was
> : > : > > trying to use the Included content feature where
> an
> : > Admin Assistant would
> : > : > > create the agenda in MS word, save it as a htm and
> FTP
> : > it to the folder where
> : > : > > the previous agenda was. So now the new Agenda
> would
> : > be available. Problem is
> : > : > > that when the next visitor to the site clicks this
> : > page the last month's
> : > : > > Agenda still displays. It seems that I have to
> repost
> : > the webpage to
> : > : > > reference the new data. Is this right or am i
> doing
> : > something wrong? If this
> : > : > > is the way FP works then is there another method
> to
> : > have an Admin Assistant
> : > : > > simply FTP data to the site and the web page pick
> up
> : > the changes?
> : > : > > Thanks
> : > : > > Gary
> : > : >
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