ctive Server Pages work great for doing searches
and designing dynamic site. Visual Interdev helps
automate the process of creating searches, but it can be a
little pricey. All you really need is a good book and
notepad (of course the ability to do ASP on your server).
Beginning ASP I found Implementing Visual Interdev by
Ventana Press VERY helpful if you have the app. If not,
try Active Server Pages Unleashed by Stephen Walther
helpful, if not a little wordy. It is worth getting into,
in my opinion. CGI is a pain to implement and
maintain, if you are not a true developer.

Y ISP does not let you ues cgi on there server.

ctive Server Pages are not the only way to go.
One way would be to use CGI. If you already have a
CGI enabled server, you just have to install files.
If you do not have CGI Access, your provider may be
giving you some good advice to follow, but if you do
have CGI access, they may be looking to make a buck,
or they may think it is more efficient. To learn
more about CGI and its features, I recommend CGI
Resources at
<a href=http://www.cgi-resources.com
target=new>http://www.cgi-resources.com</a><br><br>Admin.<br>webmazterX

need to add a Searchable DataBase to one of my
sites but don't know how. Never had to do this yet. I
have Frontpage and access97. My ISP says for $10 a
month i can have access to active server pages. Do I
have all the tools I need and can you get me started?
Thanks....Vince

hanks for the info. The Jump Box works perfectly.

f you go to
<a href=http://www.netfreebies.net/netjump/
target=new>http://www.netfreebies.net/netjump/</a><br>it is a cgi program that
you can use through your
browser and it creates the coding for you, when all you
have to do is fill in some information, (ie. where do
you want it to go when someone clicks on it, or what
do you want it to say)<br><br>webmazterX<br>Admin.

i all,<br>I hope someone can help me. I am quite
familliar with HTML, but I need to know one thing. I would
like to make a change in how people navigate my site.
I feel the easiest way to do it is with a pull down
menu. If someone could send me the HTML to do this, it
would be appreciated.<br>Also, check out my page, I
just did a complete revamp. Fill me in on the goods
and bads of
it.<br><a href=http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/1571
target=new>http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Park/1571</a>

i Justin,<br>Just came from your site. I like
the color scheme you chose. Not bad at all. The load
time is not bad. Each page took about 30 seconds on my
33.6 modem. And I liked the layout. Keep up the good
work.

took the time to look at your site. Good use of
frames and the load time for the pages was very quik(I
connect at 53333 kbps with a 56k modem). The graphics
were quite colorful which tends to "cheer up" the
page. The page did lack in a few things though.I
believe in having some user interactivity in a web site.
It tends to liven up the page a bit, and makes the
page a bit more fun. You could achieve this by adding
some JavaScript or DHTML. Also the page lacks a theme,
or a description of what the site is really all
about, just seemed to be links to everywhere.<br> I
especially liked the image map, when you click on a non-lick
how you set it up to bring you to an "error" page<br>
Here is how I would rate this site on different
catagories. Scaling from 1-10 1 be not good 10 being very
good<br> Site layout and navigation 10<br> Graphics and
colors 7<br> HTML design 10<br> Cross Browser
compatability 6<br> User interactivity 2<br> Site total
7<br><br>Well there you have it. If you have any questions or
comments feel free to Email me at Nofatals@...

ould some of you please take the time to review
my web page? I have had it for a couple years (with
several major overhauls) and have finaly decided that I
like having all the pages the same colors and layout.
I would like to know how it's speed is and what you
think overall of the graphics, layout, etc. Please feel
free to tell me exactly what you like/dislike.
Thanks!<br><br>The address is <a href=http://www.massed.net/~sabourin
target=new>http://www.massed.net/~sabourin</a>

am try to get an image to delay its "swap" on
the mouse out. Its a button that changes colors on
mouseover and also changes another central image. I am
trying to set the delay,on the onMouse out of the
central image. I tried this in the
script...........<br><br> function delay(){<br>
setTimeout=("3000")}<br><br>and then this in the html<br><br> a href="link"
onMouseOver="act('button'),replace('central image')"
onMouseOut="act('button'),replace('central image'), delay()"<br><br>the act and
replace are
the functions are for the image swapping and they
work fine, but I cant get a delay to work.I keep
getting this error message<br> -- object doesnt support
this action --<br>Any ideas Im really stumped

ny one know where I can get a list of all objects supported By JavaScript?

on't be afraid to ask questions on this message
board. It is here to help you guys out. Don't worry no
question is dumb enough not to be posted here. So get
posting! <br><br>webmazterX<br>Club Founder

have just joined this club. The title alone
told me it was something I would find pleasure in, and
maybe make some new friends. <br>If I may, I'd like to
suggest two(2) site's of interest. The first is what I
believe to be the<br>best tutorial out
there:<br><a href=http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/lessons.html
target=new>http://www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu/tut/lessons.html</a><br> <br>The
second is the greatest graphics
site:<br><br><a href=Http://www.andyart.com
target=new>Http://www.andyart.com</a><br><br>If just one person gains help from
this, I'm
content.<br><br>Dave T.<br>"I bid you peace"

avaScript can be extremely useful on your web
site. Helping out with improtant things such as
navigation. JavaScript is a scripting language like HTML.
There are many great places that allow you to cut and
paste JavaScripts into your web page. Here are some of
my favorites.<br><br><a href=http://javascript.internet.com/
target=new>http://javascript.internet.com/</a>
- JavaScript Source- Listing many JavaScripts in 17
categories.<br><br><a href=http://www.javascripts.com/
target=new>http://www.javascripts.com/</a> - JavaScripts.com- You have to
register, but it
is free. View many scripts or submit a script
yourself.<br><br><a href=http://www.jsworld.com/
target=new>http://www.jsworld.com/</a> - JavaScript World- A great place with a
lot of
scripts.<br><br><a href=http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/7116/
target=new>http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/7116/</a> - JavaScript Planet-
Lots of scripts, quite good
for a GeoCities site.<br><br>There are always new
JavaScripts that can be invented, but in the above links you
will find most of the ones you need.<br><br>webmazterX

es, gregpsc brought up a good point. Learning
HTML and writing it in Notepad or another text editor
can be time consuming. Also, it is a good teacher
too, because a lot of people learn best by
experience.<br><br>webmazterX

use these type of editors because I dont have
the time to actually code my page in notepad. They
are also great tools to learn HTML because you can
make a page then view the code to see what it does.

hanks I cant believe I didnt even think of adding it into the onClick

ow would you set a target for the text area Address Box?<br>exapmple... 
onClick="window.location.href=form.url.value"<br>how do you get that link to
open in another frame?

WYSIWYG is a program that allows you to make
HTML documents without having to actually know HTML.
WYSIWYG stands for What You See Is What You Get. These
programs are useful if you don't want to take time and
learn HTML, but I think you get more control over the
way your page looks when you use a text editor and
HTML. The only thing I use WYSIWYGs for is making
frames and tables. Since it takes time to make a table
or frame exactly the way you want it, this is the
easiest way. Once you have it the way you want it, just
copy the code into your document. Ok, putting this
message back on subject, you need to know where to get a
WYSIWYG.<br><br>Well, you might already have one on your computer. If
you have Netscape Communicator, it comes with
Composer. If you have Windows 98, it comes with FrontPage
Express. If you have any program from Microsoft Office 97,
Publisher 97, or newer versions, there are options that
allow you to save regular documents as HTML.
<br><br>You can go out and spend some big money to buy a
WYSIWYG, but there are some good free ones on the net. The
best free one is AOL Press at
<a href=http://www.aolpress.com target=new>http://www.aolpress.com</a><br>If you
don't like that, there are tons other ones.
You can look for them at TuCows-
<a href=http://www.tucows.com target=new>http://www.tucows.com</a><br><br>If you
personally do not care for WYSIWYG's, I
recommend you learn HTML and write the code yourself.
<br><br>webmazterX

here is nothing set in stone for chats, but I
would like to have weekly discussions, and maybe guests
that we can interview. First, we should wait until we
have some more members, then I am sure I can work
something out. Until then, I hang out in the chat room once
in a while, so you can stop by and check if I'm
there once in a while. I'd like to chat and learn more
about all of you. Anyway, thanks for the great idea.
<br><br>webmazterX

i WebX, thanks for the invitation. I design and
host websites, and am always looking for new ways to
change the way my sites look. I look forward to sharing
my experiences and gaining new ideas. If you have a
regular weekly chat planned, let me
know.<br><br>Thanks,<br>Karen

ou can get free remotely hosted utilities such
as these too. They do not have to be on your server.
For a list of Guestbook providers, go to
<a href=http://www.wuc.net/utilities/guestbooks.html
target=new>http://www.wuc.net/utilities/guestbooks.html</a> <br>for counter
providers, go to
<a href=http://www.wuc.net/utilities/counters.html
target=new>http://www.wuc.net/utilities/counters.html</a><br>If you do want CGI
Scripts for your own server,
there are tons of them at
<br><a href=http://www.cgi-resources.com
target=new>http://www.cgi-resources.com</a><br><br>I hope this
helped.<br><br>webmazterX

want to put my own guestbook and counter but I don't know HOW to make it!!! I
want to learn more about CGI scripts. If anybody can help me please mail me... 
Thanks !!!

ello again,<br>For those of you who may be new
to HTML and need some direction, this message is
aimed towards you. It can also be helpful to an expert.
Anyway, below is a list of some sites for HTML you may
want to
visit.<br><br><a href=http://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/-
target=new>http://www.davesite.com/webstation/html/-</a><br>HTML: An interactive
tutorial for beginners-A great
interactive tutorial for beginners. If you are totally
clueless, go here first.
<br><br><a href=http://www.werbach.com/barebones/-
target=new>http://www.werbach.com/barebones/-</a> Bare Bones Guide to HTML- A
very good list of
HTML tags you can use. I recommend you bookmark or
print for reference.<br><br><a href=http://www.w3.org-
target=new>http://www.w3.org-</a> World
Wide Web Consortium- Go here for all the news and
updates to the HTML world. After all, these are the
people who make the
specifications.<br><br><a href=http://www.hwg.org/-
target=new>http://www.hwg.org/-</a> The HTML Writers Guild- You should go here
for
help with HTML, and news. Very popular, you probably
have seen a linking button to it on somebody's site
before.<br><br><a href=http://www.htmlgoodies.com/-
target=new>http://www.htmlgoodies.com/-</a> HTML Goodies- Tons of HTML tutorials
that go deep
into subjects for a full understanding.<br><br>I hope
you have found this useful. These links will also be
placed in the Links Section of HTML
Resources.<br><br>webmazterX

irst of all I am glad you liked the web page.
Second of all, I want to welcome everyone to HTML
Resources. Here is a perfect place for you to learn about
creating websites, or to extend your current knowledge.
Those of you who know their way around it pretty well
can assist me in helping other people out with their
problems. Never feel ashamed of a question if you think it
is too stupid, no question is stupid when it relates
to web publishing. So don't hesitate, start posting
your questions. Don't forget to recommend HTML
Resources to all of your friends.

hanks for the invite. Checked out you web page very nice I will go back many
times. Ton of stuff there. Thanks.....

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