Tweetpm keiser he is a web junkie (make sure you spell everything correctly)
TweetThis question is dedicated to any web design people who can help me.
I recently put up a web page and I got a form but every time I click or try to test it, it doesn’t work. Now the thing I would like to do is every time people input info in the form ex: Comments: Hi I was wondering……blah blah blah…
Now every time they would click on submit, the info would go directly go in my mail.
Does any body know what would be the coding? Or where I can get help for coding?
P.S. No I already search the internet for info but nothing good came up. Just basic on how to create a form but I already know that (already done) I just need help on the submit part.
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Tweetpm keiser he is a web junkie (make sure you spell everything correctly)
TweetI know what you are trying to do, someone types in a comment to a text field and clicks submit. You want what they typed to get emailed to you.
You must use the web server to send the email to yourself. Write a cgi script and have the submit function call that script, you basically will be using cgi and use "post" for the action of your submit button, here I did a search for you, there is tons of info out there on how to do something like this, here is an example:
https://www.mv.com/webtools/forms-inf...mit-ex-em.html
TweetThank you so much for the info this will help a lot.
My site is almost done so i will send you guy the link so you can send me feed back
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TweetOriginally posted by Keiser
I know what you are trying to do, someone types in a comment to a text field and clicks submit. You want what they typed to get emailed to you.
You must use the web server to send the email to yourself. Write a cgi script and have the submit function call that script, you basically will be using cgi and use "post" for the action of your submit button, here I did a search for you, there is tons of info out there on how to do something like this, here is an example:
https://www.mv.com/webtools/forms-inf...mit-ex-em.html
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