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On the freeola help pages there is a form to mail code. To make it work do I actually need to do some thing with my CGI folder? or is that part already on the freeola server? I have changed all the emails and put in my domain where needed and it is hosted with freeola. I have sent a couple of emails from the form that I created, and they seem to have sent? but nothing ciming in to my email box though? what have I done wrong? any help appreciated.
Kev
Kev
Should this form when sent trigger the autoresponder if it is set up?
Hi there many thanks for that, I have it cracked not sure what I did different from yesterday but it is working today, and really fast! have to say its a very consistent service from freeola when I hear all the horror storys from my mates
Kind Regards
Kev
Kind Regards
Kev
No you don't have to do anything special with your cgi-bin.
Your FORM code needs to contain:
If you still have a problem can you provide the address of the page containing the FORM or paste your code here?
Your FORM code needs to contain:
action="http://www.xxx.co.uk/cgi-bin/form_to_mail.php" If you still have a problem can you provide the address of the page containing the FORM or paste your code here?
On the freeola help pages there is a form to mail code. To make it work do I actually need to do some thing with my CGI folder? or is that part already on the freeola server? I have changed all the emails and put in my domain where needed and it is hosted with freeola. I have sent a couple of emails from the form that I created, and they seem to have sent? but nothing ciming in to my email box though? what have I done wrong? any help appreciated.
Kev
Kev