more webpage help
Originally Posted by HAN Frodo
i'll try both after i get through this webmonkey tutorial. I'm also worried about where the page goes after you hit submit.
h:POST is where the data inputted in the form goes
in this case it goes to an email address as a message
Make sure only this part is put in;
<FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="mailto:mmerson@gmail.com">
<TEXTAREA NAME="comment" ROWS=6 COLS=40>
</TEXTAREA><br>
<INPUT TYPE="submit">
<INPUT TYPE="reset">
</form>
this example you can just stick in frontpage wherever you want..
<FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="mailto:mmerson@gmail.com">
<TEXTAREA NAME="comment" ROWS=6 COLS=40>
</TEXTAREA><br>
<INPUT TYPE="submit">
<INPUT TYPE="reset">
</form>
this example you can just stick in frontpage wherever you want..
Originally Posted by MPerson
Make sure only this part is put in;
<FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="mailto:mmerson@gmail.com">
<TEXTAREA NAME="comment" ROWS=6 COLS=40>
</TEXTAREA><br>
<INPUT TYPE="submit">
<INPUT TYPE="reset">
</form>
this example you can just stick in frontpage wherever you want..
<FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="mailto:mmerson@gmail.com">
<TEXTAREA NAME="comment" ROWS=6 COLS=40>
</TEXTAREA><br>
<INPUT TYPE="submit">
<INPUT TYPE="reset">
</form>
this example you can just stick in frontpage wherever you want..
well, this is a little late, but i would consider screwing frontpage extensions... and try to not design with front page at all. it's the devil
the reason why the suggestions people made didn't work could be because setting the action of a form to be an e-mail address relies on an e-mail client (outlook, eudora, thunderbird...) being installed on the user's system. not everyone has one, and if they do, not everyone has it properly configured. in order to remove that dependancy, you have to use CGI. usually in the form of a program called sendmail on unix/linux web servers.
you can find plenty of free scripts to do it, if you have a cgi-bin directory and sendmail enabled in your web hosting space. it doesn't necessarily need unix/linux. it's pretty easy to setup and work with.
the reason why the suggestions people made didn't work could be because setting the action of a form to be an e-mail address relies on an e-mail client (outlook, eudora, thunderbird...) being installed on the user's system. not everyone has one, and if they do, not everyone has it properly configured. in order to remove that dependancy, you have to use CGI. usually in the form of a program called sendmail on unix/linux web servers.
you can find plenty of free scripts to do it, if you have a cgi-bin directory and sendmail enabled in your web hosting space. it doesn't necessarily need unix/linux. it's pretty easy to setup and work with.
Originally Posted by mayonaise
well, this is a little late, but i would consider screwing frontpage extensions... and try to not design with front page at all. it's the devil
the reason why the suggestions people made didn't work could be because setting the action of a form to be an e-mail address relies on an e-mail client (outlook, eudora, thunderbird...) being installed on the user's system. not everyone has one, and if they do, not everyone has it properly configured. in order to remove that dependancy, you have to use CGI. usually in the form of a program called sendmail on unix/linux web servers.
you can find plenty of free scripts to do it, if you have a cgi-bin directory and sendmail enabled in your web hosting space. it doesn't necessarily need unix/linux. it's pretty easy to setup and work with.
the reason why the suggestions people made didn't work could be because setting the action of a form to be an e-mail address relies on an e-mail client (outlook, eudora, thunderbird...) being installed on the user's system. not everyone has one, and if they do, not everyone has it properly configured. in order to remove that dependancy, you have to use CGI. usually in the form of a program called sendmail on unix/linux web servers.
you can find plenty of free scripts to do it, if you have a cgi-bin directory and sendmail enabled in your web hosting space. it doesn't necessarily need unix/linux. it's pretty easy to setup and work with.

Jess, if you need coding help let me know. I didnt see this till this morning, so I came in a little late.
I have millions of lines of code that you can use for samples, and if you need help understanding them, feel free to ask.
Originally Posted by swaggs21
You dont HAVE to use CGI 
Jess, if you need coding help let me know. I didnt see this till this morning, so I came in a little late.
I have millions of lines of code that you can use for samples, and if you need help understanding them, feel free to ask.

Jess, if you need coding help let me know. I didnt see this till this morning, so I came in a little late.
I have millions of lines of code that you can use for samples, and if you need help understanding them, feel free to ask.
if you would like to see the results of my efforts the possible new front page is http://www.rfbookreviews.com/authors/test.htm
Originally Posted by HAN Frodo
graci senor.
if you would like to see the results of my efforts the possible new front page is http://www.rfbookreviews.com/authors/test.htm
if you would like to see the results of my efforts the possible new front page is http://www.rfbookreviews.com/authors/test.htm
Other than that, I think that you are off to a great start.


