Hi, have you ever gotten an answer to this one? I'm wondering the same thing. As I understand you can fill in a ( mail to:<A HREF="mailto:you@server.com">you@server.com</A>) or a ( url address) in the action field. I get the feeling that there's more to it because you have information coming into your server and it must be secure?or encrypted? let me know.
Forms use CGI scripts server-side to process the form inputs and return a response e.g. mailing to a specified email address. Scripts like this can be of many types, but a typical feedback form uses something like formmail.pl in the server's cgi-bin. Try "Matts Script Archive" if you want to try uploading your own scripts...<br><br>Hope this helps<br>Colin Taylor
Normally you use CGI-scripts, but it is very easy to use mailto:???@???.???<br>If you do this, use this HTML-code:<br> <form method="post" ENCTYPE = "text/plain" action="mailto:????@yourhost.com" name=" "><br>ENCTYPE = "text/plain" lets your data arrive in a texte-mail without attachment.<br>
Mailto is very easy and it will work but <br>there is no security:<br>sometime a blank page will be sent to you w/o the infor:<br>and the person who might sent you the infor does not has his/her e-mail set up right to send you the information. <br>Just said it will be a mess. But mailto is easy for temp. use.
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