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24-Feb-2006, 03:50 PM #1
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What is the easiest way to put a form on a website? I've tried FormMail.pl wizard and a php form someone gave me but I can't get either to work. Been fooling around with these all day. Is there anything easier?
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24-Feb-2006, 04:43 PM #2
What kind of forum? From the looks of it, you mean an email form.

Forums are created as easily as writing <form>, but to actualy do sometthing with them is another story. If you tell us what SSI's you have (like php or asp) and what kind of form you want, we can help more.
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27-Feb-2006, 12:11 PM #3
Finally figured it out. I had a Perl script and it just would not work, even though the hosting company said they supported it. I then tried an ASP form and had a lot of problems with it too. Finally I used PHP and it is working now with no problems. Thanks for the answer.
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