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Posted by: Gary
Posted on: Feb 24th, 2004, 12:29am
Is there a way to set it up so that the form will send me a email with out having to use the users email program to post?
Where can I get code to do this?
Gary
Posted by: Support Staff
Posted on: Feb 26th, 2004, 5:48pm
You can do this by using the POST or GET tab of the "form start marker" (the little icon that the program places before the first element of each form).
Usually, any host has a preinstalled form-mail script.
Please notice that with a POST or GET mailform, the "to" address for the email (i.e. your email address, i.e. the email address that receives the data sent by your form) is not supplied directly as in the normal "mail" form.
The "to" address has usually to be included as "Hidden" form element. This means you will use "Insert >form element" then "Hidden" then identifier=email value=youremail@yourisp.com These parameters change, each script might have different parameters.
Please ask detailed specifications to your host as each host uses different scripts. You might point your host to this page and to the free HyperPublish trial, so they will be able to help you with more detail.
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