Hiya, i was wondering if anybody could help me out with something..., it looks like a very small job, but i really cant figure out how to do it.
Ok heres whats puzzling me:
I cannot get my form to work, what i mean by form is..., a reply form for my website, its one of those forms where visitors can get in contact with you, via filling in the empty required fields. I had used a form template provided by 'Frontpage', i uploaded it on to the server and now when i tested it out, it didnt work...., i'm not a full newbie with websites, and have some websites of my own, i was just wondering if anybody can tell me how to get a simple form working, please provide me with detailed instructions if possible. Supposedly the server does support php, and cfg,
Many Thanks!
Kayz,
Form help needed
Hiya, i was wondering if anybody could help me out with something..., it looks like a very small job,...
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#1
Posted 31 January 2005 - 12:05 PM
Kayz
(for those who get confused... i am a guy not a girl, dont forgett to visit my site and sign my guestbook!)
http://www.kayzplace.2ya.com
(for those who get confused... i am a guy not a girl, dont forgett to visit my site and sign my guestbook!)
http://www.kayzplace.2ya.com
#2
Posted 31 January 2005 - 02:00 PM
Hi Kayz
The form needs to call on another script to work, where it has the tag <form action=" ", you need to put in the script name. There are a lot of free form processing scripts online, if you browse through http://php.resourceindex.com you'll find a form processing script, most have good instructions on how to use them too. I recommend going with php over cgi, mostly because I personally think cgi is a very sloppy and obsolete code compared to PHP, coldfusion and ASP.
The form needs to call on another script to work, where it has the tag <form action=" ", you need to put in the script name. There are a lot of free form processing scripts online, if you browse through http://php.resourceindex.com you'll find a form processing script, most have good instructions on how to use them too. I recommend going with php over cgi, mostly because I personally think cgi is a very sloppy and obsolete code compared to PHP, coldfusion and ASP.
#3
Posted 31 January 2005 - 03:45 PM
many thanks..., i'm looking through it now.
Kayz
(for those who get confused... i am a guy not a girl, dont forgett to visit my site and sign my guestbook!)
http://www.kayzplace.2ya.com
(for those who get confused... i am a guy not a girl, dont forgett to visit my site and sign my guestbook!)
http://www.kayzplace.2ya.com
#4
Posted 31 January 2005 - 05:56 PM
If you need any help with the code, let me know, I'd be glad to help out ^_^
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