Front Page html code problems

Here is a teaser. I'm a newbie when it comes to making a web page and getting it to work.

The environment is W2k Server and IIS 5. I'm using FrontPage 2000.

The page has a submit button defined with 4 builtin fields and 3 added fields.
The problem is that the file record written when the submit button is activated does not contain all the data.

S-Builtin-fields contains -
valid ip "10.1.6.2" for REMOTE_NAME, (expecting a name HOST or [email protected])
nul "" for REMOTE_USER, (expecting a name USER)
valid date "05 Jan 2001" for Date, (as expected)
valid time "11:51:33 -0500" for Time, (as expected)

The form fields I defined contain the symbols for the environment variables rather than the data.

How do I get data into the form without having the user key it in?

Any help is greatly appreciated.

UA

Here is the generated code -

<form method="POST" name="f1" action="--WEBBOT-SELF--" onSubmit="">
<!--webbot bot="SaveResults" startspan U-File="_private/form_results.txt"
S-Format="TEXT/CSV" S-Label-Fields="TRUE" B-Reverse-Chronology="FALSE"
S-Date-Format="%d %b %Y" S-Time-Format="%H:%M:%S %Z"
S-Builtin-Fields="REMOTE_NAME REMOTE_USER Date Time"
S-Form-Fields="computername logonserver username " -->
<input TYPE="hidden" NAME="VTI-GROUP" VALUE="0">
<!--webbot
bot="SaveResults" endspan --><p align="center"><input type="submit" value="Submit" name="B1"></p>
<input type="hidden" name="computername" value=%computername%>
<input type="hidden" name="logonserver" value=%logonserver%>
<input type="hidden" name="username" value=%username%>
</form>

Hmmm. In a simpler form I would think you could add a value="yourtext" element in the specific tag, and the "yourtext" would be what you wanted the field to display on load. But I'm not sure in your case...

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I'm trying to get variable data from the client. I can prefill the fields with static data without trouble. The only variable data I have been able to get is ip, date and time. I need to get computername and username for sure. Logonserver would be nice, but it is optional.