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Old 17-02-2004, 19:00   #9
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Re: ntl webspace and forms
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Originally Posted by abailey152
BT has a FormMail script that I used to use, and it's open to access from NTL.

The help page for using their script is http://www.btopenworld.com/tools/web...,6668,,00.html

Of course, you can't edit the script, so you have to setup your form to send the fieldnames they specify, but for basic forms it works fine.

Why NTL can't do the same is beyond me. Mind you, that would require NTL to have some interest in their customers.
...and BT always wondered why they are Spamhaus listed.

To the original poster: You might as well use the BT one if it's not too important/serious.
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