When you insert a File Upload form onto a page in FrontPage, you can either click Send to Database in the properties of the form or click Options and specify a file upload folder. Neither option works after the page is saved as an ASP page.
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Database functionality in FrontPage relies on Active Server Pages (ASP); therefore, the page must be saved with an ASP extension. Forms in FrontPage require that the page be an HTM page.
A run-time webbot (a webbot that is run when the page is viewed in the browser, such as a hit counter, or when a form action is initiated, such as the case in this article, using the FrontPage Saved Results Component) cannot reside on the same page as a Save to Database form.
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Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed at the beginning of this article.
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