Re: CGI-SCRIPT Form

Thanks everyone for all the feedback but I don't think I was very clear the
first time.  The actual "form" on the site is not really a form (the info is
not supposed to go anywhere, I know it's kinda' misleading but this is what
the client wants).  The only important part of the page are the three submit
buttons designating different wardrobe colors.  When one of the buttons is
hit I would like for a blank e-mail to be sent to the appropriate address so
that the sender receives an autoresponse that I have set up for the e-mail
address.  That's why none of the "form" is in form tags.  The only part
that's really a form are the buttons and each of those points to a
cgi-script that supposedly sends an e-mail to the designated address.  The
confirmation page is coming up correctly but no e-mail is sent.  Anybody?
http://www.cosmeticscolour.com/makeover.html
Thank you!
Blue


> At 08:33 AM 10/25/00 -0500, you wrote:
> >I am trying to use a simple cgi-script to send an e-mail to an address
> >(where I have an autoresponder) when a button is pressed.  The page is
> >http://www.cosmeticscolour.com/makeover.html and the buttons are the
three
> >color buttons at the bottom of the form.  Everything is working except no
> >e-mail is being sent.  Could somebody please take a look at this for
me???
>
> All of your form stuff must be within the <.form> and </form> tags. That
> includes all of the inputs and the three submit buttons. All within the
> same form tags.
>
> As it is now, you are getting what you send, nothing. All there is between
> any of the three form tags is a submit button.
>
> good luck
> --rick
> Rick Alexander
> Eighthday Web Design & Hosting Services
> Knoxville, Tennessee
> http://eighthdayweb.com
>

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