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<!-- find me, keyword, text match, password -->

No need for commas, just separate words with spaces. When a search is performed, all words you enter in the hidden comment tag will also be searched.

http://www.yourserver.com/cgi-bin/faq.cgi?printit

Remember to enter the correct path to the location of your faq.cgi script. Build a FAQ Plus will know which page to print and will even print search results.

<form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data">

Using the above enctype changes the default MIME type used to encode form data, to one more suitable for file uploads.

Then you need to create a File input field and name it "FILEn" where "n" is any unique number and "FILE" is in uppercase. E.g.

<input type="File" name="FILE1">

Place the above tag in your custom built form. Yes, you can also build custom forms, just be sure to retain the field names in the default form (fname, lname, email etc.). All custom fields and data will be listed beneath each submission on the "New Questions" page. However, once you have dealt with a question, the form data is deleted.

Files will be uploaded to a directory named "files" which resides in the folder your FAQs are stored in (FAQ Folder).

http://www.yourserver.com/cgi-bin/faq.cgi?submit

Remember to enter the correct path to the location of your faq.cgi script.

<input type="Hidden" name="action" value="submit">

You must also make sure the form's action attribute points to the faq.cgi script. E.g.

<form action="http://www.yourserver.com/cgi-bin/faq.cgi?submit" method="post">

And finally, make sure you retain the form field names found in the Built in Form. E.g. cat, fname, lname, email, etc.

You may also optionally use an additional hidden field for the subject :

<input type="Hidden" name="subject" value="Your favorite Subject">

although it doesn't necessarily need to be hidden, it could be a Select menu or Text field. You may also add as many custom fields as you like in any format, however we suggest the following format :

<input type="Hidden" name="Date_of_Birth">

The above format uses underscores _ to separate words. Your custom fields are listed in the admin section underneath each question submitted. Build A FAQ will automatically replace the underscores with spaces, making the field name easier to read when reviewing questions.

N.B. Once a question has been dealt with, the custom data is lost. If you wish to retain custom data, we suggest you add it to the answer as either visible or HTML commented text.

<input type="Hidden" name = "required" value="fname,email">

separate the required field names with commas (but no spaces).