Guest Book

[Phil Burt]

Hi, I am using a Guest Book generated from FrontPage
2002. Is it possible when a person signs the Guest Book,
on the line that asks for their e-mail address, for their
e-mail address that they put in there to become a link
that will automatically open an e-mail program when
someone clicks on it. This works this way in most 3rd
party Guest Book. I can't seem to figure this one out.
You may if you wish e-mail me with a response.
Thank You.
phil

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

No

FP guestbooks do not support links or mailto or any html




| Hi, I am using a Guest Book generated from FrontPage
| 2002. Is it possible when a person signs the Guest Book,
| on the line that asks for their e-mail address, for their
| e-mail address that they put in there to become a link
| that will automatically open an e-mail program when
| someone clicks on it. This works this way in most 3rd
| party Guest Book. I can't seem to figure this one out.
| You may if you wish e-mail me with a response.
| Thank You.
| phil

 

[Tom Pepper Willett]

They would actually have to put in the entire <href> mailto: link
information
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[Joe Rohn]

Hi Phil,

You can make email addresses or URL's clickable in a FrontPage Guest Book by
using a scrolling text box in the form.

For email addresses start the form with

mailto:

For URL's start the form with:

http://

You will then need to depend upon the visitors to fill the rest out and
submit the form.

Here's a quick example to show you.. feel free to try it out:

http://www.timeforweb.com/new_page_3.htm

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