Guestbook Problem (header doubled up)

[larry.k]

Hi,
I'm running a website where I have a guestbook, called a comments book, to
try to keep the spammers away. Anyway take a look at it:
http://www.riggshighclassof65.com/CommentsInput.htm

Notice that it has two page headers, one after the other. I can't figure
out what's wrong.

I have only one header, it's on the comments input page, where the input
form is. There is no header at all on the comments log page where the data
is stored. There is a header on the confirming page, but that shouldn't
effect it, I don't think. I have the data going into the log file with
the current item going on top, not on the bottom.

When I'm viewing the site locally, on my PC the doubling effect does not
appear, only when it gets out there on the server.

Any ideas? I've tried to check everything I can think of!

Thank you,

larry.k

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

Open the page and check that you don't have duplicate editable regions or that they don't break your table structure of the page
- you may want to just create a new page clean page from the Guestbook template and test it

PS
Normally you should be saving results of any forms to a folder w/ write permissions
(by default the _private folder)
Move your results file (commentslog3.htm) to the _private folder and check the form properties to make sure it is pointing to the
new location in the _private folder




| Hi,
| I'm running a website where I have a guestbook, called a comments book, to
| try to keep the spammers away. Anyway take a look at it:
| http://www.riggshighclassof65.com/CommentsInput.htm
|
| Notice that it has two page headers, one after the other. I can't figure
| out what's wrong.
|
| I have only one header, it's on the comments input page, where the input
| form is. There is no header at all on the comments log page where the data
| is stored. There is a header on the confirming page, but that shouldn't
| effect it, I don't think. I have the data going into the log file with
| the current item going on top, not on the bottom.
|
| When I'm viewing the site locally, on my PC the doubling effect does not
| appear, only when it gets out there on the server.
|
| Any ideas? I've tried to check everything I can think of!
|
| Thank you,
|
| larry.k
| ---------------------------------------------
| "These improvements might be better, and the water might be wetter;
| this hole will answer as a well, even if water is not to be found
| this side of hell." Quote from a Dakota homesteader, 1890s
|
|

 

[larry.k]

HI, I tried to move the log to the _private folder. Once I did that then
no one could enter data, or view the entries because of access permissions,
I guess. What do I need to do to allow access from the form, for viewing
and entering new data??

Thanks,

larry.k

Open the page and check that you don't have duplicate editable regions or

that they don't break your table structure of the page

- you may want to just create a new page clean page from the Guestbook template and test it

PS
Normally you should be saving results of any forms to a folder w/ write permissions
(by default the _private folder)
Move your results file (commentslog3.htm) to the _private folder and

check the form properties to make sure it is pointing to the