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Subject: Upload button in Front Page

Original Message

Name: Toolman (by pub2pub)
Date: April 22, 2008 at 12:07:57 Pacific
Subject: Upload button in Front Page
OS: WinXPPro
CPU/Ram: P4 2.4/1024DDR
Model/Manufacturer: Whitebox

Comment:

I'm trying to put an upload button on my site so people can upload images to my server. I use frontpage which has the form built in. When I try to set folder permissions, they are all greyed out. I called my host "godaddy.com" and said everything looks correct on their end, it must be a setting in frontpage I have wrong. I've tried changing some of the settings that were posted in other forums and have had no luck. I have been googling and searching here for weeks and haven't had any luck.
XP Pro
P4 2.4G/1024 DDR333 Nanya
ASUS P4S8X-X
ASUS 7100 nvidia gforce2
Toolman

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