I published a simple form using sitebuilder. Now when I use a confirmation page I get a page not found. help?
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Hi,\nWithout actually seeing your site, it's hard to pinpoint the problem, but these troubleshooting ideas might help:\n \nFirst make sure your confirmation page is published and available on the Web. You should be able to see your page at http://www.yourdomain.com/blank.html (replace "yourdomain.com" with your own domain name). If you don't see your page, be sure to republish it to avoid the page not found error.\n\nYou should also make sure your form and confirmation pages are saved in the same directory. You didn't mention that you'd created any subdirectories, so this shouldn't be an issue for you, but if your form is saved in the main directory of your site (in other words, you can see it at http://www.yourdomain.com/page2.html) and your "thank you" page is saved in a subdirectory (so you view it at, say, http://www.yourdomain.com/subdirectory/blank.html), the confirmation page won't work. You'll need to republish it to the main directory of your site. \n\nFinally, be sure you've set your form properties correctly. Click on a blank part of your form, then click Enter on your keyboard to see the Form Properties dialog. In the "Confirmation page:" field, you should see "blank.html." If you don't see that page, click the "Browse" button to select the right page. See the Help Center for a picture of what this screen looks like: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/webhosting/sitebuilder2/forms/forms-14.html.\n\nIf none of these ideas solves your problem, please be sure to contact our Customer Care team:\n\nhttp://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/contactus \n\nWith some more details about your site, I bet they'll be able to help.\n\nGood luck!\n\nJen\nYahoo! SiteBuilder team
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ask pagebuilder questions here\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/ygcpagebuilderhelp/
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just don't submit the page.\n\nreturn false on the onSubmit function after checking for validate
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I use Yahoo SiteBuilder to build my website. All of it's features are very easy to use, with no prior experience needed. You can download it free , but please note: you'll need to sign up for Yahoo!'s web hosting service before you can actually publish your site. Yahoo!'s starter plan is only $8.95 a month for 2 months and then $11.95 after that. The $25 setup fee is also waived! Follow this link to the page that you can both download Yahoo! Sitebuilder and sign up for their webhosting service:\nhttp://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/webhosting/sitebuilding.php\nYou'll love it because it is so easy to do!
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Paste those code in MS FrontPage and save it as htm file. than upload to geocities. Or just open Notepad, paste them and save as htm file.
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Try calling Yahoo. I use site builder and they have helped me a lot.
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Where are you trying to upload the code and pages?  \n\nIf you have a webhost, then they should have provided you with the information on how to move your code there.  Usually, I use FTP to connect to the server and move the code there.  Please provide more details if you want more detailed answers.
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PageBuilder is not available for UK GeoCities. Why not log into geocities.yahoo.com instead of uk.geocities.yahoo.com
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you probably have not replaced the index.html file. This page has been automatically generated
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Basically what happens is the information in the form will be sent back to your server to whatever "program" you specify in the action argument.  Generally speaking this information is passed off to some sort of sever side processing route.. forexample you could have the form information post to an ASP, or PHP page that will process the information and return a response (html page)...\n\nsome of the most populaer server side languages are Active Server Pages (microsoft), PHP, and Java Server Pages/servlets.  I've provided general links below. Hopefully this helps.
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try this as demo, and keep in mind that if you are not admin, the admin it may blocked certian pages.\n\nanyway try out this\n\nhttp://feizsite.com/yahoo/web_pages.html
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Probably this bookmark has been corrupted anyhow. Please write the site address in the address area and press Go button. If you get to the site this time, bookmark it again and replace the current bookmark. If still you cannot, there is a problem with your server and the eBay.
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If you are using javascript to post the data from a form make sure you are using the right call.\n\nAlso try using the FF DOM inspector to solve this problem.\nSimply walk the DOM nodes and match it to your source.\n\nI.E\n\ndocument.forms[0].submit();
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Try to view the page using firefox....you alos need to keep in consideration what did you use to create the page....Dreamweaver? Frontpage?
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Submitting form information requires some sort of scripting/programming (i.e. javascript, asp, asp.net, php). Basic html just doesn't have the capabilities to do this on its own. It wasn't create for that. It is a markup language, or simply put it is for display purposes only. You have to build in your own intelligence.\n\nHowever, it shouldn't be that hard to get your form to do what you are wanting it to do. You have already done half the work if you have already created it. What I would suggest doing is find out what languages are supported by your isp (php, asp, etc.) and then find a script written in that language to perform your desired actions.
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if you created the site on geocities, then go to pagebuilder, go to file manager and delete all files
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You could have the form refresh to a page, say processphp.php then have the fields "hidden" on that page, so that then, when the person hits "next" or something, then the form with the fields from the last form that are now hidden carries the same info to, say, the next page, processcgi.cgi\nhope that helps...\nif you have any more questions just email me