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From: threademporium on 1 May 2010 12:03 winxp / windows server / FP extensions installed / using FP2003 http://www.icingpictures.co.uk/online_order_form.htm further to lots previous advice on this forum i have finally got my form to work - so thank you to all who helped - just a couple of things now to bring things to a close I am npw able to get my form to send me an email with all the data required and the customers uploaded file lands correclty in my _private folder on the server - is now possible to configure FP or the server to get the uploaded file sent as an attachment together with email that sends me the form results - at the moment i get a hyper link on my email with the form results which when i click on it - produces an error message in my browser telling me i dont have permission to see the file Thank you for taking a look at my question Joyce
From: Stefan B Rusynko on 1 May 2010 14:41 The FP SE and FP forms handler can not send any attachments with an email - you need server side code (depends on what your host supports) to do that To get the uploaded files from the _private folder - open you online site in FP using File Open Site and entering your domain URL - then go to the_ private folder and select the uploaded file and use File Export -- _____________________________________________ SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ] "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-; To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see: http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp _____________________________________________ "threademporium" <threademporium(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:359B3547-56BB-4797-AAAE-E6C077B1EB3C(a)microsoft.com... winxp / windows server / FP extensions installed / using FP2003 http://www.icingpictures.co.uk/online_order_form.htm further to lots previous advice on this forum i have finally got my form to work - so thank you to all who helped - just a couple of things now to bring things to a close I am npw able to get my form to send me an email with all the data required and the customers uploaded file lands correclty in my _private folder on the server - is now possible to configure FP or the server to get the uploaded file sent as an attachment together with email that sends me the form results - at the moment i get a hyper link on my email with the form results which when i click on it - produces an error message in my browser telling me i dont have permission to see the file Thank you for taking a look at my question Joyce
From: threademporium on 4 May 2010 11:32 Thank you for your reply - understood. Could you tell me if there is fix to view the file that has been uploaded to the _private file by clicking the hyper link that arrives on the form data in the email i recieve - when i click on the hyper link i get an error message telling me access is forbidden - this message was not always appearing - my first attempts to connect to the image via the hyper link worked - i must have done something to prevent access but cannt figure out what it was. Joyce "Stefan B Rusynko" wrote: > The FP SE and FP forms handler can not send any attachments with an email > - you need server side code (depends on what your host supports) to do that > > To get the uploaded files from the _private folder > - open you online site in FP using File Open Site and entering your domain URL > - then go to the_ private folder and select the uploaded file and use File Export > > -- > > _____________________________________________ > SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - FrontPage ] > "Warning - Using the F1 Key will not break anything!" (-; > To find the best Newsgroup for FrontPage support see: > http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp > _____________________________________________ > > > "threademporium" <threademporium(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:359B3547-56BB-4797-AAAE-E6C077B1EB3C(a)microsoft.com... > winxp / windows server / FP extensions installed / using FP2003 > http://www.icingpictures.co.uk/online_order_form.htm > > further to lots previous advice on this forum i have finally got my form to > work - so thank you to all who helped - just a couple of things now to bring > things to a close > I am npw able to get my form to send me an email with all the data required > and the customers uploaded file lands correclty in my _private folder on the > server - is now possible to configure FP or the server to get the uploaded > file sent as an attachment together with email that sends me the form results > - at the moment i get a hyper link on my email with the form results which > when i click on it - produces an error message in my browser telling me i > dont have permission to see the file > > Thank you for taking a look at my question > > Joyce > > > . >
From: Ronx on 4 May 2010 13:19 While the file is in the _private folder on a Windows server, you will usually get the 403 (forbidden) error in a browser. The solution is to save the file in a different folder that is not normally protected. If a previous attempt worked, then you were logged in at the server. -- Ron Symonds Microsoft MVP (Expression Web) http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp/wf-menu.aspx on 04/05/2010, threademporium supposed : > Thank you for your reply - understood. Could > you tell me if there is fix to view the file > that has been uploaded to the _private file by > clicking the hyper link that arrives on the > form data in the email i recieve - when i > click on the hyper link i get an error message > telling me access is forbidden - this message > was not always appearing - my first attempts to > connect to the image via the hyper link worked > - i must have done something to prevent access > but cannt figure out what it was. > Joyce > "Stefan B Rusynko" wrote: >> The FP SE and FP forms handler can not send >> any attachments with an email - you need >> server side code (depends on what your host >> supports) to do that >> >> To get the uploaded files from the _private >> folder - open you online site in FP using File >> Open Site and entering your domain URL - then >> go to the_ private folder and select the >> uploaded file and use File Export >> >> -- >> >> _____________________________________________ >> SBR @ ENJOY (-: [ Microsoft MVP - >> FrontPage ] "Warning - Using the F1 Key will >> not break anything!" (-; To find the best >> Newsgroup for FrontPage support see: >> http://www.net-sites.com/sitebuilder/newsgroups.asp >> _____________________________________________ >> >> >> "threademporium" >> <threademporium(a)discussions.microsoft.com> >> wrote in message >> news:359B3547-56BB-4797-AAAE-E6C077B1EB3C(a)microsoft.com... >> winxp / windows server / FP extensions >> installed / using FP2003 >> http://www.icingpictures.co.uk/online_order_form.htm >> >> further to lots previous advice on this forum >> i have finally got my form to work - so thank >> you to all who helped - just a couple of >> things now to bring things to a close I am npw >> able to get my form to send me an email with >> all the data required and the customers >> uploaded file lands correclty in my _private >> folder on the server - is now possible to >> configure FP or the server to get the uploaded >> file sent as an attachment together with email >> that sends me the form results - at the moment >> i get a hyper link on my email with the form >> results which when i click on it - produces an >> error message in my browser telling me i dont >> have permission to see the file >> >> Thank you for taking a look at my question >> >> Joyce >> >> >> . >>
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