I used this application today and created my first form with it and have spent hours trying to get it to work. The page that holds this form is www.pinkladders.com/contact.html. FYI - I've created many forms in the past and simply pointed them to a script running on a server...CGI and PHP and have never had this kind of trouble.
1. I set up my form and created a folder in my root directory called "mailform".
2. I named my form PinkLadders, which was the name of the folder created in the directory "mailform".
3. I should just be able to point my form to:'mailform/use/PinkLadders/process.php'.
I've tried it many different ways and each time I keep getting an error. Could someone out there please offer some guidance?
Thank you!
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You said you created PinkLadders in the mailform folder, but you reference 'mailform/use/PinkLadders/process.php' which show you created "PinkLadders" in a subfolder of "mailform" called "use". Did you create PinkLadders under "use" or under "mailform"? If your processor.php file isn't in a "use" folder, then the path should be 'mailform/PinkLadders/process.php'.
Also, your process.php file has some extraneous code at the bottom for no apparent reason here:
header("Refresh: 0;url=http://www.pinkladders.com/thankyou.html");
?><?php
}
?>
Why the extra:
<?php
}
?>
It seems like for starters, the end of your code should appear like this (but it's purely a guess):
Also, you may want to provide the error you're receiving. When I attempt to submit your form, I just get an open or save dialog box for your process.php file.
Buster
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The process.php file can not be referred to directly. It is a form processor not a web page you can view by pointing your browser to it.
This link exists http://www.pinkladders.com/mailform/use/PinkLadders/form1.html
so your form has been created properly. What exactly is your problem?
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I used this application today and created my first form with it and have spent hours trying to get it to work. The page that holds this form is www.pinkladders.com/contact.html. FYI - I've created many forms in the past and simply pointed them to a script running on a server...CGI and PHP and have never had this kind of trouble.
1. I set up my form and created a folder in my root directory called "mailform".
2. I named my form PinkLadders, which was the name of the folder created in the directory "mailform".
3. I should just be able to point my form to:'mailform/use/PinkLadders/process.php'.
I've tried it many different ways and each time I keep getting an error. Could someone out there please offer some guidance?
Thank you!
You said you created PinkLadders in the mailform folder, but you reference 'mailform/use/PinkLadders/process.php' which show you created "PinkLadders" in a subfolder of "mailform" called "use". Did you create PinkLadders under "use" or under "mailform"? If your processor.php file isn't in a "use" folder, then the path should be 'mailform/PinkLadders/process.php'.
Also, your process.php file has some extraneous code at the bottom for no apparent reason here:
header("Refresh: 0;url=http://www.pinkladders.com/thankyou.html");
?><?php
}
?>
Why the extra:
<?php
}
?>
It seems like for starters, the end of your code should appear like this (but it's purely a guess):
header("Refresh: 0;url=http://www.pinkladders.com/thankyou.html");
}
?>
Also, you may want to provide the error you're receiving. When I attempt to submit your form, I just get an open or save dialog box for your process.php file.
Buster
The process.php file can not be referred to directly. It is a form processor not a web page you can view by pointing your browser to it.
This link exists
http://www.pinkladders.com/mailform/use/PinkLadders/form1.html
so your form has been created properly. What exactly is your problem?