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ntl and front page extensions
Can anyone tell me if ntl supports front page extensions?
I'd like to include a form onto a website that I've created, but I can't seem to get any info sent back to me. I've set the hyperlink on the submit button to my email addy. Cheers and thanks in advance, A very baffled webmaster.:dunce: |
Re: ntl and front page extensions
:welcome:
Nope, sorry! You could always pay for some webspace which does support frontpage & so on. I-Web do a very good deal for Cable Forum members ;) - http://www.i-websolutions.co.uk/cfhosting.php |
Re: ntl and front page extensions
NTL provides only HTML support for web pages. (and javascript, but that's a browser thing)
One option, pay for some hosting, see Matt D's post, or if you don't have a need for paid hosting you can use a free 3rd party form processor. I've used the service at http://www.response-o-matic.com/ in the past, you basically point your form to their script. Info on the site. Cheers MikeyB |
Re: ntl and front page extensions
Thanks for the link to Response-o-Matic MB!
It's very cool, but the reams of advertising once the person has filled the form is a bit annoying. Still, can't get owt for nowt I guess! |
Re: ntl and front page extensions
Yeah, that is one downside of using these free services, the ads! But hey, it works :)
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