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form submit via html email 44 Responses
Last post: 9 years, 11 months ago | Thread started: Jun 3, 03, 8:01 p.m.
- joec
hey people
i need some html email advice here... a client has asked me to come up with a good html email for a disney vacation, and he wants a form with their info (name, phone, email, etc). any idea how i can get all this info submitted into an email that is returned back to the company?
ive used the "ez form mail" script before - without a hitch, but i havent been able to configure it for the html email...
any suggestions??
thanks!!
- joe.c
- Jun 3, 03, 8:01 p.m. – Permalink
- joec
thanks for the idea, but i am using a cgi script called "ez form mail" - and ive used it several times in the past for web based forms, but i am having trouble configuring it from within an html email.
see the thing is for the tag in my form... i cant specify the exact pathname for my script becuase it is "below" my www directory, which isnt accessible from the web. when doing a form on the server, you can just specify the filename... but from the html email... i need to specify the complete url... which isnt possible in this case....
so, thats where im at right now. the form works like a charm when i try the web based version.... but the email one does nothing.
if anyone has encountered something like this, id love to hear your thoughts on the matter!!
thanks
- joe.c


- Dog-earJun 3, 03, 11:29 p.m. – Permalink



