Re: The Return of the Form Question

Shawn:

I suspect by now you have plenty of suggestions for FormMail scripts.

This is just a word of encouragement to let you know that regardless of the
dire warnings of doom regarding the validity of your HTML, your page:
http://www.sportsstuff.com/Pages/warranty.html
came up just fine in IE-5, NE 4.7 and even in the WebTV emulator. (Although
the WebTV mentioned a slight disdain for your Osaka font. That's probably
because I don't have it on my machine.)

Good luck with your script and best wishes:
Ted Temer
Temercraft Designs Redding, CA
temer(at)c-zone.net
www.temercraft.com/
www.newsredding.com/
www.ramac-rc.org/


> Hi, me again.  I'm really stuck on this and I just need a
> hint of where to
> go to find the info I need.
> I'm working on a form for a website in which I need the data
> from the form
> returned to me in an email attachment as comma-delimited
> text, or stored
> on the server that way. ie
> "FIRST-NAME","LAST-NAME","ADDRESS","PHONE-NUMBER".
> Does anyone know of a premade CGI script that would do
> this or something close to this? All I've been able to find
> are scripts
> that return me this nicely formatted copy in the body of an
> email with
> the name of the form field in front of the entered data.
> This format
> makes it really hard to get that text into an access
> database.  It
> has to be manually cut and then pasted into the database
> fields.
> The account execs don't want to do that so I'm stuck.  Any
> info you
> can offer me would be greatly appreciated. Oh yeah, here's
> the URL
> to the online form I'm speaking of incase you want to see
> what I'm working
> with: http://www.sportsstuff.com/Pages/warranty.html
> Please refrain from design comments at this point as I will
> worry about that once I get it in proper working order.
>
>

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