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i have a page made by front page 98.
now, i've to move the page to a unix system.
the problem arise: the form handler doesn't work
under unix. the question is: any substitute (any other cgi)?
btw, i use front page to develop homepage and then
transport the page to a unix server.
question: is there a better way to do this process?
ie. if i use other html editor, can i have this
trouble eliminated?
now, i've to move the page to a unix system.
the problem arise: the form handler doesn't work
under unix. the question is: any substitute (any other cgi)?
btw, i use front page to develop homepage and then
transport the page to a unix server.
question: is there a better way to do this process?
ie. if i use other html editor, can i have this
trouble eliminated?
ASKER
my question is a bit vague
i want to ask if there is any i can have my "form" part portable to unix server which doesn't have a front page extension.
is there any form cgi which i can use in both server, unix and my personal web server.
i want to ask if there is any i can have my "form" part portable to unix server which doesn't have a front page extension.
is there any form cgi which i can use in both server, unix and my personal web server.
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yes, i think what i want is to have the perl script runnable in both server. can you guide me to the location where i can download what you mentioned?
ASKER
yes, i think what i want is to have the perl script runnable in both server. can you guide me to the location where i can download what you mentioned?
I prefer the manual method since it gives me total control of what I'm doing on the server. For basic page layout I use Netscape Composer, edit the HTML with any text editor (Notepad or EditPad work well), and the upload with WS_FTP95. There are much better programs out there than Composer, but since I'm only doing the basic layout with it the limitations don't bother me....