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Old 21-12-2003, 11:40   #10
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Re: Using forms in web pages?

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Originally Posted by zoombini
But doesnt that just open a new email for the client to fill in.

This needs to be a form that has data in, selected by the client.
Yes, that is exactly what that code does, if there are other fields on the form that are filled in, it will attach a text file in the email, but it is very hit & miss as to if it works.

You had the right idea by going to Matts Scripts, but you shouldn't use them, he hasn't updated them in years, and even says himself on his pages that they are not really best!

As even your host seems to no nothing about scripting, it might be best to use a 3rd party form script
Try this one http://www.response-o-matic.com follow the instructions, should be fairly straight forward. Nothing needs doing on your server or host, you just link to it
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