Shoutbox

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Originally posted by -!Felu!-

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Originally posted by Jimbodude

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Originally posted by Mablung
Just viewable.

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Is there any way to save it? or do you have to use PHP or ASP.

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You'll need PHP or ASP. If you want PHP code i can give it to you.

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Please, hopefully it will work on piczo

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Originally posted by Puniksem
That script already addresses the script I posted for you previously, achieving the same function. However does not address the point of posting said address to a savable page, as requested. That's a far more complex issue which involves writing to a file on your server as well. thats not just a case of simple java scripting.

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<form action="http://www.yourserver.com/cgi-bin/userform.cgi" method="post" onsubmit="return FSubmitValidation(this)">
  <input name="SendMailTo" type="hidden" value="username@youremail.com">
  <input name="redirect" type="hidden" value="http://website_address">

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This is the type of cgi-bin prompting using the SendMailTo command, I used for sending forms to a cgi server which would then send the form content to the specified email address.

If I can get the time I will write you up a script for said task, seeing that's the nearest I can get to your request.

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Thanks but most browsers now show a security allert when trying to automatically send an email.

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Originally posted by Puniksem
That script doesn't send an email directly, instead it sends the form content forward to the cgi-bin which does the emailing. so you should get no popup alert.

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ok, whats the redirect bit about?


whats this bit about?

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<input name="redirect" type="hidden" value="http://website_address">

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sorry for double posting

Thats usually used when you want to direct your viewers to another page when they've submitted the information.

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Originally posted by hmaster
Thats usually used when you want to direct your viewers to another page when they've submitted the information.

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if i don't wanna redirect them, can i just delete it from the code

JimboDude, just mess around with the code, keep a copy of it in a *.txt file or something and then remove the redirect bit and see what happens, or just make it redirect to your hompage again. (Although would that trigger the pop-up again?)

Anyway you allways have that copy of it saved if anything goes wrong.

(oh and keep a fresh copy of the code you had before you added anything to it.)

that way you don't have to worry about messing anything up. One you've had a go you can come back and ask if things went wrong. =)