>I used to have some code in Web Connection (prior to the DHTML rendering)
>that did this. It worked OK, but only if the forms had a fairly simple
>almost columnar layout. It fell apart quickly. Too many people bitched
>about the limitations, which are understandable. However, HTML is not
>a good medium to render live forms unless you design forms with HTML
>in mind in the first place <s>...
>
>That said, I'm curious - what are you doing in your code...
>
>FWIW, I've been digging through some Netscape documents recently and it looks that there may be hope that they get a usable object model soon so that the DHTML form rendering will work with IE and NS - it'll still require a fair amount of work though.
>
>+++ Rick ---

Hey Rick,

I have a "potential client" who wants to have a form that will allow users to enter information and then be able to upload an image file. I looked at the dhtml form rendering, but felt it would be too limiting so I wrote the program to be very simple. I create a form in VFP and drop all the controls from the DE, then save the form. I pass the program the scx, the dbf and the output file name. I get a "pure html" document with checkboxes for logicals, edit boxes for memos and text boxes for everything else. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention, I create a two column grid with the labels in column1 and the form fields in column two. I then paste that into FrontPage and move things around like I want them. I'd be glad to send you the code if you want to "clean it."