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The form can be found at <snip>. If there is anyone that can help I'd greatly appreciate it. I've been racking my brain for over three days on this.
Any help would be extremely grateful!
Thanks so much.
firefly
[edited by: oilman at 4:35 pm (utc) on May 28, 2003]
You might want to give some consideration to using a basic form script like formmail or similar - that's on the premise that you have a cgi-bin for the domain. Pretty straightforward to do however and gives much more control than using the "mailto" for the form. Using the site search will undoubtedly reveal more information.
R.
Whilst I think on, you might want to remove the urls from your post as dropping them in like that can be a bit of a no-no ;)
*sigh* i get to sit on the phone with a tech person who doesn't have a clue what i'm talking about... joy of all joys.
Using mailto: is never a good idea, especially since they would have to log into outlook first, type the message again, etc... and if they didn't have outlook or an isp that would create the mail, then nothing would happen.
I have used both formmail and a php script... comparing them, the php script is much smaller, easier to understand, and very easy to set up... it is also convienant if you need to use different forms on other pages, as you can modify what fields to include very easily.
I would recommend just using a simple php script to send the message. If you don't know how to script it, just search on google for some simple php form processing tutorials and you should be able to pick it up very quickly.