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Old 28-02-2004, 13:43   #16
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Re: ntl webspace and forms

I thought that there used to be a form that NTL said you could use?

Maybe they stopped using it.

Its only about £9.99 a year to get a small websit of your own these days (plus domain registration). that will enable you to use the CGI scripting etc.
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it is very simple to create forms using standard html and the mailto tag which will send the information to a mail addy of your choice. simply look for a good tutorial on the subject

try this http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_forms.asp
Thanks for that threadbare. I shall give it a go.
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Hi,

I wouldn't recommend using the "mailto" type of form, its very hit & miss fo it working.
Totally relies on the visitor having an email proggy installed & configured in the browser, and they also have to send the message, after getting some security warnings!
It also does not work with AOL (big loss!!!!!) and some other email systems, it completely flids out the one we use ar work.

You are much better off useing something like http://www.response-o-matic.com/ I've used them on websites I've done, very simple to use, not much more than changing the action tag on a form.
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