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Posted by Jess on 10/11/05 05:29
"killie" <killie@errrforget.co.uk> wrote in message
news:VJC2f.4167$U9.1669@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> I'm still very much a beginner at html, is there a easy way to submit the
> details filled in by people out on this page ...
> http://www.killies.co.uk/bookingform.htm and send the details to my email
> box .
I'm not sure if this will be any help to you or not, but if your server has
a script called 'cgiemail' preinstalled, there is a very simple way you can
set up an e-mail form. http://web.mit.edu/wwwdev/cgiemail/
It is a little but trickier to install, especially if you are a beginner so
I'd reccomend taking a look to see if you already have it. If you do, the
user guide is very easy to follow, and should have you up and running within
a few minutes if you follow the directions given.
Chances are, if your server is running a version of CPanel, it will be
there. If not, an easy way to check is by going to
www.yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/cgiemail (replace yourdomain.com with the path to
your server.) If you get a page with info on cgiemail with a short note that
says "Read the cgiemail user guide to find out how to use cgiemail. If you
are already trying to follow the instructions in the guide, seeing this page
probably indicates you didn't follow the action instructions correctly.
If you are a webmaster testing your installation of cgiemail,
congratulations. You installed it correctly. The next step is to make sure
it can actually send mail. See the webmaster guide." then it is
pre-installed and ready for you to use.
Good luck, hope this helps a bit!
~Jess
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