Crazy Error Messages

FemmeFilmmaker · Aug 22, 2006

Hi FP Experts... I need your help!

I am new to FP, having made all my previous webpages in (okay, don't laugh)
Netscape Composer. But I thought it was time to get serious, as I have a new
business I'm starting, and I need to get a website up as quickly as possible.

I've been working on a few webpages over the past few weeks, and it's now
"Crunch Time," and I'm getting error messages that I can't find complete
answers for online, and that are not permitting me to do any further work on
my website.

The first error message I received was a "Runtime Error," and I seem to
recall it had "Line: 13" then "Line: 14" as part of the message. I received
this message after switching from "Preview" to "Code," and adding code for an
autoresponder. Not completely sure where to put the code, but having a
general idea, I inserted it at the bottom in a table I had created, and
switched back over to "Preview." That's when I got the error message.

Since then, I've tried removing the code, closing the page without saving it
(had already saved it prior to adding the code), but I kept getting the error
after opening the page and clicking on "Code." I decided to go through the
process of "debugging," but got weirder messages the further in I went, like
"step into remote procedure call."

I then began searching for a solution online, found very little at MS's
site, other than how to disable the alerts in IE, which I did, and proceeded
to get new error messages in bigger boxes. Can't remember exactly what it
was, but it was similar to the runtime error messages, only with slightly
modified wording.

I decided to reverse what I had done, and clicked back on the "Disable
Script Debugging" in IE. The error messages returned in a smaller box that
now says "A runtime error has occurred. Do you wish to Debug? Line: 13 Error:
Access is denied." I cannot do any editing or make any changes on my
webpage... at all!

HELP!! Pretty please.

Below is the code for the webpage as it stands now. Thanks so much in
advance for your help!

Kathleen

p.s. I tried to include the code, but received another (darn) error message:
"Your post is too long. Please reduce the amount of text. (Limit = 30000,
Current = 31398)." So I will include the code in a reply to this post. (I
think that will work.)

FemmeFilmmaker · Aug 22, 2006

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<META NAME="Subject" CONTENT="The Art of Spirituality... in Work, Play,
Relationships, and Life">
<META NAME="Description" CONTENT="Multi-faceted approach to assist you in
strengthening the bond between body and spirit: your money, relationships,
health, work, and family will all benefit tremendously!">
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strengthening the bond between body and spirit: your money, relationships,
health, work, and family will all benefit tremendously!">
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<META NAME="Revisit-after" CONTENT="15 days">
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<META NAME="Classification" CONTENT="Personal and Spiritual Development">
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Have You Ever Figured Out
Your Life's Purpose, Then Forgot How Important It Was When Trials and
Tribulations Came Along? You're Not Alone. Has the Direction of Your Life
Been Determined By Outside Forces, Without Guidance From Your
True Inner Voice, Leaving You Feeling Out of Whack, Disatisfied,
Incomplete? I Was There Too. If You're Unafraid To Explore the Answers That
Are Hidden From Plain View, Read On... 


"Depressed, Distressed, Down-and-Out Documentary Filmmaker
Ditches Her Desperation After Re-Discovering the Secret to Health,
Wealth, and Happiness. Determined to Make a Difference in
People's Lives, She Devotes Her Energy Toward Donating $100,000
To Charity, Helping Others Achieve True Success in Life, and Providing
an Opportunity For YOU to Profit
by up to $300,000 or MORE!!" 


From: Kathleen
Donaghy 
Wild Iris Productions 

Dear Fellow Entrepreneur,
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Kathleen Donaghy 
Wild Iris Productions</div></td>
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Do you believe in fate? ...destiny?
....karma?

Do you have good intuition? ...great timing? ...psychic
abilities?

Have you often found yourself in the right place at the
right time with exactly what you need or will soon need right in front of
you?

 The reason I'm asking
you these questions is because I want you to realize that
you're not reading this by coincidence. I wouldn't be so presumptious as to
say
it is fate, destiny, or karma that's brought you here... but I wouldn't rule
it
out completely. (wink)
You see, your incalculable intuition, your impeccable timing, your
psychic sensibilities have led you here, at this very moment, to take
advantage of an opportunity in which a small group of people will be
participating.

Now before you let out a heavy sigh, roll your eyes, and think to
yourself,
"Here we go again... another 'Get Rich Quick' Peddler... another 'I'll Show
You
the Way to Truckloads of Cash' Guru... another Smooth Talking, Loud-Mouthed,
Promise-Filled Carnival Barker... I assure you, this is unlike any offer
you've
been involved with before. 

Okay... I know. You've probably heard that before too. 

So how can I convince you? 

Well, would you mind if I didn't spend a lot of time pointing out the
pain you
might be experiencing in different areas of your life, and how I might have
the
perfect solution for it? 

Would you care if I left out my life history and how my experiences have
shaped who I am and put me in a position to potentially benefit you and the
people on your mailing list? 

Would you be offended if I cut right to the chase and shared with you a
unique and unusual offer?

Yeah, right! Without all those details, I'd be thrown out of
Copywriting 101. 
But perhaps you'll overlook my failure. Maybe as an
aspiring or established Internet Marketer, you'll see past
my imperfections and examine the bare-bones details. After
all, your time is just as valuable as mine, so why waste it
using hypnotic marketing strategies when all that really
matters is whether or not you have an interest in the
particular niche I'm asking you to focus on for the next few
minutes... whether it be for your own personal use, or to
market it to your mailing lists and help others profit while
you do the same. 

So, no big old juicy sales pitch here. Just a few facts, some preliminary
ideas, and you're either in, or you're not. Your choice. Not sure if it's the
best approach on my part, but sometimes you just have to go with your gut
instinct. Sometimes you have to
just throw out the rules, let loose the sails, and shout "Full breeze
ahead!"

So, here goes...




This is what I want to do for you:

<ul>
<li>

First: 

Give you, at absolutely no charge, my eBook "The Art
Of
Spirituality" and the accompanying CD set (5+ hours that
will be sent digitally as mp3s) when they're completed. They're in
the process of being created right now, so you'll be notified by
email when they're ready, and I'll send the
password-protected download links along to you at that
time.


</li>
</ul>


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height="441">

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<ul>
<li>

Second: - Mail to you a real honest-to-goodness
signed work of art, my
award-winning, museum-quality photograph, 



Spirit.
This photograph is printed on archival matte paper using
archival inks,
which means that these materials have good aging
properties. With proper care (for example, keeping out
of direct sunlight), the image won't fade in a hundred
years like most of your personal photographs will. It
will stand the test of time.</li>

</ul>



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"Spirit"


 


<ul>
<li>

Third: - Invite you to become a JV partner
on the upcoming official product launch of




<a
href="http://www.TheArtOfSpirituality.com">TheArtOfSpirituality.com</a>, a membership site that will be offering, among other
things, products and services related to increasing knowledge and awareness
of
the spiritual aspect of ourselves, how to "re-connect"
to it, and the important role it plays in determining our success in
life.
There will be a One Time Offer that will have initial
price points of $297 and $1197 at product launch, with
the ability to earn commissions of 30% for the OTO, and
up to 100% for other services and products that will be
created and marketed in the future. 

</li>
<li>
Fourth: -
Invite you to submit a valuable bonus for consideration to be
included in the
offer presented during the product launch of 
<a
href="http://www.TheArtOfSpirituality.com">TheArtOfSpirituality.com</a>. This will
provide you with an opportunity to continue, or perhaps begin growing your
own list, as more
people will become aware of you and your products or services through the
bonus(es)
you provide.</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>
Fifth: -
List your name, along with a brief bio and/or info about your
business,
at 
<a
href="http://www.TheMillionDollarPhotograph.com">TheMillionDollarPhotograph.com</a> website as a Contributor (for JV Partners), with
a link leading to your main site, or a page you determine.
</ul>

<ul>
<li>


Sixth: Give you a chance to win prizes, including
services and art, as well as an opportunity to decide
where a portion of a $100,000 charitable donation will
be sent. (In other words, if you're a winner,
the
charity of your choice will receive money because of you
-- this is for JV Partners).</li>
</ul>
<ul>
<li>


Seventh: Explore the possibilities of creating
future products and services together. Let's see what we
can come up with!!</li>

</ul> 
 
There's more... but these are the primary ones. As progress
is made, I'll keep you updated, and give you any details you
may need in order to participate.
 


Now... here's what I'm respectfully requesting of you:


<ul>
<li>

First: Review and critique "The Art of
Spirituality" eBook and audios (they'll be
emailed to you once they're completed), and send me your
feedback so I can improve upon them (thank you in
advance). Once they're revised, I'll send them back to
you and ask that you provide me with a brief
testimonial, which may be included on the product launch
page along with a link to your website. 
</li>
<li>

Second: Frame and then hang or display your new work
of art,

Spirit,
and let me know if it has added to your life in any way.
Is it the first authentic artwork you've ever owned?
Does viewing it occasionally throughout the day lift
your spirit, or affect your mood? Having lived and
worked with art for almost thirty years (my house has framed paintings
and
photographs on every wall, and small sculptures scattered throughout),
I am a HUGE advocate for putting more art
into people's lives. It really does serve to inspire and
uplift, and even more so when it's "spiritual art." Your
comments and feedback will serve as a testament to that
fact, and will assist visitors to 

<a
href="http://www.TheArtOfSpirituality.com">TheArtOfSpirituality.com</a>
in making the decision to purchase the One Time Offer,
which will include the matted and framed fine art
photograph 
Spirit.
It will be offered in two different sizes during the
product launch: 16"x20" and 29"x35" ($297 and $1197).
Viewing it online or in a video may be helpful to a
potential customer, but a testimonial from someone who
already owns the artwork could be the deciding factor.
 
</li>
<li>

Third: Look over the
products that you've recently created, and see if
there's one that would fit well with this particular
niche that you could include as a bonus for the product
launch. Or, create a new product that would compliment
the theme of spirituality, and submit that as your bonus
offering. 
</li>
<li>

Fourth: Read all the
emails from me for updates and further details on the
product launch and other matters. 
</li>
<li>

Fifth: Provide me
with feedback on anything related to my product launch,
my products, my copywriting skills (or lack thereof),
even this JV Offer Page, which I believe is a mutually
beneficial arrangement. Maybe you don't agree. Let me
know. I can take it. Bring it on! (Give me a sec while I
put on my suit of armor and wipe the sweat from my
brow). Hey, I could use some positive reinforcement as
well. This is my first real venture at selling the
fruits of my labor online. So, if you have anything good
to say, by all means, share it with me (thanks so much
in advance). 
 
Ideas, suggestions, tips, advice, alerts, cautions,
criticisms, kudos, etc... they're ALL WELCOME! And
highly anticipated. My blog will soon be up at 
<a
href="http://www.TheMillionDollarPhotograph.com/blog">TheMillionDollarPhotograph.com/blog</a>, and I hope
you'll sign on to be notified when posts are made (you
can do that with a blog, can't you?). I trust you'll
leave some of your comments there as well. 
</li>
</ul>
 
Perhaps now you can see the value in participating... or
maybe you still have a few questions you'd like answered?
While it won't be possible
for me to address every question I can think of that
you might have--remember, this isn't a real
salesletter (I mean, really... the headline's in 
blue)--I will share
with you what the basic premise is for the website,
<a href="http://www.TheArtOfSpirituality.com">

TheArtOfSpirituality.com,</a>
and a few of the products I plan to offer. It's the least I
can do, after all. Here's the foundation that the site will
be built on:
 


Somewhere In Between
Simple Science, Attractor Factors, And Thoughts Becoming
Things, There Is The Most Basic, Solidly Fundamental, and
Indisputably Critical Element That's Responsible For All
Personal Successes And Failures.

What is it,
you ask? 


<img border="0" src="humanspirit.gif" width="300"
height="45">




"The Art of Spirituality" examines and
explores how each of us can enhance and empower our spiritual
experience by using every one of our five senses: Sight,
Sound, Touch, Taste, and Hearing.


Five singularly
successful people are interviewed, with each focusing on a unique
method of
strengthening their spirit/body connections through the
specific use of one of their five senses. 
A common thread
with the interviewees is that they all have an online
presence, ranging from a pure beginner, LynnD Aludra, all
the way to a Master Internet Marketer, Willie Crawford.

Another
commonality is their desire to give a hand up to those who
need and want it, whether it be for a homeless shelter in a
hurricane-ravaged zone, or a non-profit foundation that
awards scholarships to a life-time program on enlightened
wealth creation. 
As a documentary
filmmaker, my natural inquisitiveness and insatiable curiosity
is all stirred up about this most important subject, so you can bet I
dig deep
to get answers to questions related to our
spiritual nature. 
The personal
stories of each of these five people, with details of their
highs and lows, their disappointments and delights, and how
they cope by staying aware and cognizant and "connected" to
their Spiritual Self, and in many cases, their faith in a
Higher Power--God--will go a long way in providing guidance
and assistance to those who hear and read their tales.
There will be
mp3 audios available of the interviews, as well as an
eBook, which will be a distillation of the key points from
the audio, where all the
gold nuggets and precious gems will be highlighted. Other
products will include a screensaver, monthly interviews and
articles offered through paid membership (via forced
continuity), and even more planned that I need to keep
'secret' right now. But the mix of beneficial products and
services that are being developed will attract and keep your
customers coming back, bringing additional revenue into your
pocket, and helping others find their own success as well.
 

Fate? Destiny?
Karma?
So... is it
fate? ...destiny? ...karma? 
 
Have your intuition, timing, psychic abilities served you
well? 
 
Are you in the right place at the right time with exactly
what you need now or will need in the near future? 
 
Honestly, only you can answer that. Only you know whether
you're prepared to act on any opportunity that's presented
to you. 
 
I'm not a mind reader... I don't have a crystal ball... and
I'm not clairvoyant, either. At least not most of the time.
;-) But I do wholeheartedly believe what Louis Pasteur
stated years ago as he was conducting research and about to
invent the pasteurization process: 
 
"Dans les
champs de l'observation le hasard ne favorise que
les esprits prÃ©parÃ©s." 
 
Translated directly, it means "In the fields of observation,
chance favors only the prepared mind." 
 
The Cliff's Notes version...

 "Chance favors the
prepared
mind." 

In other words, if
something happens that requires a snap
decision--quick thinking--the person who is prepared--at
that very instant--will benefit from the chance... the
"luck"... from this opportunity. 
 
So don't wait! This offer will only be open for a brief
period of time. I have a very small quantity of the fine art photographs
available, and once they're gone, you'll have to wait until the
product launch to order. But this special size will never be
offered ever again.
While I would love to be able
to send 
Spirit 
to you at no charge, it's simply
not possible at this time. Because I'm using museum-quality
archival inks and paper, on a printer specially-made for
this purpose, the expense of time and materials is far
greater than it is with just a regular photograph. 

Every print is made one at a
time, and has to pass through the highest-quality inspection
process: Me! But I want to make sure that you'll have a work
of art that you will treasure. So there is a small charge
for the materials and time, as well as the shipping, but it is far less
than the $129
price I normally charge for this size (8.5"x11"). In fact,
you'll save yourself almost $100 if you act today. 
If you're not interested in
the fine art photograph, that's not a problem. Owning it is
not a requirement of being a JV partner or a future
affiliate. Just click on the appropriate link below.
 
Thank you for your time, and
your attention. Hope you found it worth your while. Until I
have my blog up and running, please send any questions or
comments you might have to Kathleen at
WildIrisProductions.com (substitute the "at" for @ and
eliminate the spaces between the words).
 
Thanks again!
To Our Success!


Kathleen 
 

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Broncobil · Aug 22, 2006

hello Kathleen...
tried your code in FP 2003 and am not getting any errors. It sounds like
maybe something in Windows. Maybe try rebooting and starting again.

Sorry I couldn't help,
Luther

FemmeFilmmaker · Aug 22, 2006

Hi Luther,

Thanks for your reply. I restarted my computer after noticing none of my
other webpages could be modified or edited in FrontPage either, and when I
did, I opened the page that belongs to the code I sent you, and once again, I
received another "Runtime Error Line: 13, etc." But this time, I clicked
"No" to debugging, and it appears that, at least for right now, I can make
changes to the page.

If I have any more problems, I'll be back! But I do appreciate your time and
effort.

Thanks again!

Kathleen

FemmeFilmmaker · Aug 22, 2006

It appears I "wrote" too soon. I cannot edit my webpage AT ALL in FrontPage!
Almost all options are greyed out, and nothing can be done except for copying
and pasting!

This is soooo frustrating.

Any ideas?

Anyone??

Thanks in advance!

Kathleen

Andrew Murray · Aug 22, 2006

Have you opened the web you want to work on? (if not, that would account
for the options being greyed-out, but I don't know about the runtime
errors).

Broncobil · Aug 22, 2006

Kathleen... you might check for service pack updates for FrontPage...
you didn't mention which version or service pack version.

Luther

FemmeFilmmaker · Aug 24, 2006

Hi Andrew,

Thanks for your input. I did manage to get everything working, as in, I can
edit the pages, but I do still keep getting Runtime Error messages on the one
page. I decided to basically start all over on that one, thereby eliminating
the need to go in and decipher the code: a weak point of mine. I'll create it
a little differently, without basing the page on one that already exists.

I was trying to create a form for people to fill out, and used software to
create it, then eliminated part of the code after finding out that the
autoresponder I use can generate a form. Perhaps I left some of the other
code in there, and things got all confusing, causing the Runtime Error
messages. Not sure, but starting over can't hurt.

Thanks again for your help.

Kathleen

FemmeFilmmaker · Aug 24, 2006

Hi Luther,

I regularly update my software, so not sure if that's the problem. The
version I'm using is FrontPage 2003 (11.6552.8036) SP2.

Please read my response to Andrew. I think the remnants of an autoresponder
code may have been the problem. Not certain, but it's all I can think of at
this time. So I'm starting over. Will come back here if it doesn't work.

Thanks for your help!

Kathleen

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