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26-Jun-2003, 11:31 AM #1
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On my company website we have a contact page, for some reason it asks all these questions before the form is sent. I was wondering if there is a way to use the server to store the information instead of using the persons email to send it and sending that information to us. Please look at the website so you know what I mean
www.asktechnologies.com
click the contact link

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26-Jun-2003, 11:52 AM #2
There is a way with some other server side scripting languages like ASP or PHP and a combination of email and a database would probably serve you well. You are using FrontPage extensions it appears to process this mail form. Since it is sitting on an IIS server you could very easily set up an ASP page to accomplish this task. All you need is a small Access database and a single page to process this form and you are in business.
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27-Jun-2003, 11:50 AM #3
You can also use CDONTS in ASP to send the form to a designated e-mail address if you do not want to store it in a database, but personally I like Rockn's idea of a database.
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