Web site page for chapter
Mustang,
Frontpage requires server-side extension to operate properly. They need to be loaded by the server admins and believe they can run on either a Windows-based server OR a unix-based server (which FTE is).
I've transitioned more into Dreamweaver from Frontpage, but good question Chris!!
Randy
Frontpage requires server-side extension to operate properly. They need to be loaded by the server admins and believe they can run on either a Windows-based server OR a unix-based server (which FTE is).
I've transitioned more into Dreamweaver from Frontpage, but good question Chris!!
Randy
AFAIK, The chapter leaders are given access to ClubFTE (as a paid member) to create & manage a 20MB web site.
This is one of the things Ken talked about : C/L privileges.
For Southern California the ClubFTE User (Chapter leader) would manage the :
Southern California.ford-trucks.com ClubFTE account.
The chapter leader would handle all Southern California :
Web Site needs
E-Mail
Photo Album within the web site
All other things that the web site can handle.
Ken just has to know who it is .
So I will start a thread for Chapter leader's only that will notify Ken who is ready to Create & Manage the web site
This is one of the things Ken talked about : C/L privileges.
For Southern California the ClubFTE User (Chapter leader) would manage the :
Southern California.ford-trucks.com ClubFTE account.
The chapter leader would handle all Southern California :
Web Site needs
Photo Album within the web site
All other things that the web site can handle.
Ken just has to know who it is .
So I will start a thread for Chapter leader's only that will notify Ken who is ready to Create & Manage the web site
FYI:
The simplest way to put a webpage together is to write it (and insert images, hyperlinks, etc...) in MS WORD, or WORD 97, or whatever, and then "save as" an .HTML
(NOTE- Make sure the first page is saved as: "index.html")
Also make sure when you write it that all pictures and extra pages are in the same save directory before you link them or insert them. Then upload everything.
~Wolf
The simplest way to put a webpage together is to write it (and insert images, hyperlinks, etc...) in MS WORD, or WORD 97, or whatever, and then "save as" an .HTML
(NOTE- Make sure the first page is saved as: "index.html")
Also make sure when you write it that all pictures and extra pages are in the same save directory before you link them or insert them. Then upload everything.
~Wolf
Last edited by Greywolf; Feb 25, 2005 at 09:21 PM. Reason: Correction
I appointed our VAC Webmaster, and gave him access to the account. It would be more trouble than its worth to try and have him write code, then try and talk me through trouble shooting any problems, or changes, as I copy/paste and upload. . .
Its all about trust
Its all about trust
Okay - I think I see how I want to go with this. Now all I need is to find a pro-active webpage writer in the TN chapter.
It is my personal belief that a Chapter leader should not be the only one doing things for a chapter, and "Chapter Webmaster" would be something a chapter member could take a lot of pride in.
RAY? I think I'm going to need a post in the TN chapter to be made sticky pretty soon.
Oh and by the way, could you unstick the chapter meeting thread in there? It's outlived its purpose.
THX, Wolf
It is my personal belief that a Chapter leader should not be the only one doing things for a chapter, and "Chapter Webmaster" would be something a chapter member could take a lot of pride in.
RAY? I think I'm going to need a post in the TN chapter to be made sticky pretty soon.
Oh and by the way, could you unstick the chapter meeting thread in there? It's outlived its purpose.
THX, Wolf






, yes for web requests please do use the support button, but only Chapter leaders may do this.