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Junior Mechanic |
To anyone it may concern,
I am trying to learn how to program forms into SiteSpinner code. I have two examples of code which are incongruent with each other, and need to be combined. One piece of code successfully implements graphic images, but not Forms, the other succesfully implements Forms, but not graphic images. When I take the most straightforward way of combining the two pieces of code into one piece of code, only the graphic images actaully even appear on the finished page. I need to know the syntax of inserting a non-W3C encoded Form into a W3C piece of code created by SiteSpinner. It is unfortunate that such an intricate piece of knowledge is made into a "snipppet" issue, because I know that whoever is answering this request values their personal time, but then why did SiteSpinner not have a provision for reverse engineering of their code put into some kind of tutorial? |
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Guru 'Geezer' Mechanic |
Can you post links to the two pieces of code you are having trouble with?
There is no set "syntax" for inserting code. If a piece of code does not work, the reason is most often that it is being interfered with by another piece of code. The trick is to remove that interference. Reverse engineering SiteSpinner code is rather simple since is it straight HTML code and can be edited using any plain text editor. |
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Junior Mechanic |
the two pieces of code are respectively:
www.ljgojer.us/testform.html www.ljgojer.us/contactform.html only that www.lgojer.us/contactform.html was modified to be the third document in question by me...the issue is to place the section of code for an "input...form" from "testform.html" into some part of the "body" expression of "contactform.html" |
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Guru 'Geezer' Mechanic |
A quick check of the contactform.html page shows that you have a page within a page. The testform.html page is a complete HTML page: the first line says:
<html><head><title>example form</title></head><body>which is not valid within another page. Remove this. Also, the testform.html last lines states: </body></html>which should also be removed. With these two lines removed, use a code object to copy and paste the remaining testform.html code into the code editor. This will merge the form onto your SS project page. This should fix the problem. Alternately, you can leave the testform.html page as is and use an i-frame to display it on your page. |
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Junior Mechanic |
Thank you very much for resolving this issue for
me. I know alot about Pascal, and C++ syntax, but I am a fresh beginner with HTML. You made a big difference for my ability to have this work correctly. |
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