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| message from AlanShaw on 19 Jul 2004 |
Name=Joe Public
CompanyName=ABC Company
Address=ABC House
High Street
Anywhere
TelephoneNumber=01234567890
FacsimileNumber=01234567890
EmailAddress=joe@abc.com
InfoRequired=This is a test, This is a test, this is a test.
Submit=Submit Form
Have I overlooked a feature of DW that could improve this?
Regards
Alan
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| Gary White replied to AlanShaw on 19 Jul 2004 |
Are you using a script to process the form, or are you just using a
mailto in the form's action?
Gary
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| AlanShaw replied to Gary White on 19 Jul 2004 |
Hi Gary
Whilst the page is an ASP page, I'm just using the mailto option in the form's action.
You obviously know of an alternative.
Alan
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| Gary White replied to AlanShaw on 19 Jul 2004 |
If you're using a mailto in the form's action attribute, you have no further
control over the output. You should also know that the mailto method of
processing a form is very unreliable and depends on a number of things being
compatible on the user's computer.
I don't do much ASP, but the first step would be to check with the host to
see what methods of processing forms might be installable via your control
panel, or what mail components are installed on the server. From there,
you'll need to find someone more versed in ASP to help configure the script.
Gary
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| Gary White replied to AlanShaw on 19 Jul 2004 |
It is a fairly complete example of how to use the JMail component on their
server.
Gary
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