July 2004 - Posts

• Securing online content and images

  The Internet is a great visual tool for displaying artwork and photos. However, because the source code for Web pages is easily accessible, there is no tried and true method to completely secure your copyright-protected work on the Internet, other than Read More... Posted Wednesday, July 28, 2004 10:57 AM by lisawoll | 17 Comments Filed under: Tips and Tricks, General

• Creating ASP event handlers

  Here's another tip from Rich Klein about how to create event handler for classic ASP code. If you’ve ever tried to program an event handler for option buttons (also know as radio buttons) in ASP, you know this can be a daunting task. Option buttons Read More... Posted Thursday, July 22, 2004 3:46 PM by lisawoll | 3 Comments Filed under: Tips and Tricks, Classic ASP

• Two New Web Casts Coming in August

  Hi, all, we have two new Web casts coming in August targeted at FrontPage interoperability with Windows SharePoint Services sites. If you're working with WSS sites, then you'll be interested these. Please join us. August 25, 1-2:30PM: MSDN Webcast: Accessing Read More... Posted Thursday, July 22, 2004 2:02 PM by lisawoll | 1 Comments

• Create a custom toolbar to insert HTML tags

  In my opinion, one of the coolest features in FrontPage is the VBA object model. I think it's cool because with it I can create macros and add-ins to extend FrontPage. If FrontPage doesn't have a feature that does what I want it to do, I can create a Read More... Posted Wednesday, July 14, 2004 5:23 PM by lisawoll | 3 Comments Filed under: Tips and Tricks, VBA

• Add my page to a visitor's Favorites list

  Here's a tip that Jim Buyens * , a FrontPage MVP, contributed awhile ago that shows how to create a link that adds a Web page to a visitor's list of Favorites. Switch to Code view and add this script where you want the hyperlink to appear: <script> Read More... Posted Tuesday, July 13, 2004 5:03 PM by lisawoll | 6 Comments Filed under: Tips and Tricks, JavaScript

• Open a page in a new window of a specific size

  I've often seen questions in the FrontPage Programming newsgroup for code to programmatically open a page in a browser window that is of a specifc size. Of course, using the target attribute of the A element, you can easily open a new page in a new browser Read More... Posted Tuesday, July 06, 2004 5:05 PM by lisawoll | 31 Comments Filed under: Tips and Tricks, JavaScript