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Hi My server suppport most coomon languages and is a UNIX base system and I would prefer to custom make a mail form Like I only need a simple Mail Form that send an email with the form content in it when the user click submit. It is so simple but I cant seem to figure out how.

Hi I want people to fill out a form and then when they click submit the form will send an email to a predefined address so that I can review it later. - How can I get the content of the form - Then send it to an email address Any help you can offer is well appreciated Thanks

@Johnwm oh nah I wasn't after javascript codes I have a website that needs 'a' search engine one solution was javascript... that I can do but i was wondering if there were another way to solove this problem. ------------code----------------- well here it is, its not perfect or CLEAN but it...

Wow thanks GUJUm0deL I will use this for now with your authorship on. but I am still going to make my own. javascript is easy for me and if I could I would do everything in javascript, but there are other technologies out there that I want to try out.

Yes I would like to custom develope one. Well after some research i have decided to create my own search site using java script It not great but it will have to do. It will involve me index(ing) the website then using string functions (apend,replace,split,search) to process the search and...

I dont know what my server is doing or using... but the http://services.google.com/searchcode2.html?accept=on#both (site search) is what I am aiming at if you can point me to some source code or some kind of instruction, it'll me much appreciated.

I have a website and I want people to be able to search this site. Can anyone tell me how I might be able to get this done please?

Well thanks JeanW the new and updated calender is now complete I used your more efficent code and added the background colour change overall this prototype can be adapted for use in many situation. http://www.box.net/public/xf1bd8rm35 I now consider this thread closed Thanks to JeanW for...

wow thanks JeanW your method uses is alot more efficient but I havn't mastered all of fmp functions yet so if I did I would have opted for somthing more towards your level of coding. I am in the process of incorperating your container into the calender so that the backgound changes in...

ps this link works but click on link -new window open click onto the address bar -the place where you type in web addresses then press enter - page refresh with file for some reason you need to refresh the page via the enter key?

oh sorry but i think you'll be please with the calender http://www.box.net/public/cb64mtbjg7

well thanks for your help never the less and well here is the calender so far let me know what you think? http://www.box.net/index.php?rm=box_v2_download_shared_file&file_id=f_17270643 going to add some interactive components to this.

and thanks you container idea might just work well for me but feel free to throw some more idea into th mix

yes i need my set field[] script to act on a table that is no the current active table. well this is what I am doing Set Field [<dummytable::Value>; <20>] it works but the '20' only apears in the current active record. I need to be able to specify the record(3) the 20 is to apear in.

so how would I use a recordnr to set the field("Value") in a specified record(#3) to the value 20? and also is it posible to change the bacground color of a button, rectangle, layout etc... with script or something without having to set it manually in design mode?

what is recordnr?

--code-- set(field name;record ) = 20 --end code--

I mean I want to specify the record to recieve the value so eg. field name = Value record = 3 which currently holds the value of 10 now i want to specify the value to 20 so the dummy table will look like... name fav_color fav_animal Value Global kate red dog 1 12...

ahh yes now how to set a field row to a certain value?(reverse operation of the previous question) eg. --code-- set(Value;Index) = 20 --end code--

Nope I've just figured it out thanks GetNthRecord ( Value; Index) but can you do it with global variables?