What is the original error message your "submit" button gives? I looked at your source code for your page and the submit button looked fine so I'm thinking the current problem is the tweaking that's been done to your process.php files. Right now it looks like your form is pointing to process2.php and it should probably be pointing to process.php from everything I've read on this forum. When I click on your submit button it goes to step 4 of the PHPFG "database/email info." Did you complete your setup?
In any event, here's what you asked for:
<form
<input type='submit' value='Submit Form'> <input type=reset value='Clear Form'></form>
or
<form
<input type="submit" value="Submit" name="(sub_button_name)"><input type="reset" value="Reset" name="(res_button_name)"</form>
I'm certainly no expert but I've picked up a few things while exploring PHPFormGenerator. Let me know if I can help you with creating your form.
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My Form is at http://local926.org/contact1.htm
Everything is fine except the submit button gets an error.
I realize the error is in the FORMS ACTION tag
BUT I do NOT KNOW what the correct entry to put there is....
Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated!!!
Thanks,
Alan
Staten Island, NY
Hi Alan,
What is the original error message your "submit" button gives? I looked at your source code for your page and the submit button looked fine so I'm thinking the current problem is the tweaking that's been done to your process.php files. Right now it looks like your form is pointing to process2.php and it should probably be pointing to process.php from everything I've read on this forum. When I click on your submit button it goes to step 4 of the PHPFG "database/email info." Did you complete your setup?
In any event, here's what you asked for:
<form
<input type='submit' value='Submit Form'> <input type=reset value='Clear Form'></form>
or
<form
<input type="submit" value="Submit" name="(sub_button_name)"><input type="reset" value="Reset" name="(res_button_name)"</form>
I'm certainly no expert but I've picked up a few things while exploring PHPFormGenerator. Let me know if I can help you with creating your form.