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(@ferens)
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Hello,

I need a contact form on my website, that will send to my email address what the visitor enter in the form fields. The problem is that I can't run any php scripts.. is there a way to use some html form?
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 ddow
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JavaScript will do this and is supported by amost every web hosting company. google for FORM and mailto.


   
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 Add0
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If your lazy there is a generator called FormMail


   
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(@minesh)
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Or there's perl scripts which do the same job too - assuming your host supports that (should do).

TFMail, I think is a decent one off the top of my head.


   
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(@mindsmith)
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Ferens, as suggested by Add0 checkout FormMail and the various mymailform sites eg mailform.cx.

Note that using either FormMail or mymailform.asp - that it is still possible to determine the email address that the submissions are being sent to & that both methods listed above have become very popular in alot of the phishing attacks i have dealt with so you may find that some proxies block access to any pages that contain mymailform or formmail.

What is the URL of your site? wink


   
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(@ferens)
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Thank you for your suggestions! I found a site that offers remotely hosted contact forms, www.emailmeform.com . Basically, I paste the html code in my website, and it calls the php script on their server who sends the email. )


   
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