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FORMS only work if you HTTP
FORMS only work if you upload using http, do not upload forms using ftp. It is a frontpage thing, you must have front page extensions on your web server.
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David Bartosik - MS MVP #2 Re: FORMS only work if you HTTP
Yeap. Documented on my site.
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