Form with autoresponder Eeegads!

[mxw]

Hello! Its me!

And I thought this would be easy....
Well, I'm not getting there! I have a mailto: form that I've already got running, I'm needing an autoresponder or at least I'd like to have one.
So, I'm trying to customize a script??? ie: codebrain.com Alpha E mail.
In the "Settable Variables" - I don't know what it means:

URL to go to if a 'foreign' referer calls the script
$EvilReferer = "

http://www.somesite.com";

???????????

E-mail address to send intake form to (your address)
# If not using PERL 5, escape the @ thus: \@ instead of @
$YourEmail ='name@domain.com'; ??????????

then I get to this area of
Do not edit below this line ............ LOL
well, its not the form I'm using for my purpose

And see that the fields are like -
$Name = $in{'Name'};
$Email = $in{'Email'};

My prob is, that I don't quite know how to translate my form to the .pl file.
I'm done with the customization of the rest, that part was easy ...
its the .pl file

Anyone up for the challenge? ........plzzzzzzzzzz

thanks
mxw

~Eeegads~

 

[tsdragon]

I'm not sure I want to try that one, but I can refer you to a form mail program that's better, and has an autoresponder email feature built in. Try

http://www.bydisn.com/software/TDFormData

(Note: this IS my company's web site, and my program). Tracy Dryden
tracy@bydisn.com

http://www.bydisn.com

Meddle not in the affairs of dragons,
For you are crunchy, and good with mustard.

 

[mxw]

Thanks tracy, I'll try out this free stuff first much appreciated. (I'm a "starving artist).
************

Almost done with the modifications.
Waitin 4 my admin to tell me where my mailprogram path is.
Figured that the fields '$Name = $in{'Name'};' are from the input form of name=Name. But what are the
\n";
\n\n"; ??????????

the original form has only three entries
Name Email and Message
my form requires 12 entries in total
so I don't quite get those \n thingys.
How does one know when its one \n or two or three?

thanks
mxw
~Eeegads~

 

[tsdragon]

\n is a newline (or carriage return/linefeed). Tracy Dryden
tracy@bydisn.com

http://www.bydisn.com

Meddle not in the affairs of dragons,
For you are crunchy, and good with mustard.

 

[mxw]

Ah... okay.

mxw ~Eeegads~