sorry i don't really know what other board this would go into...anywho
i used a code from lissa to make a form and i had my friends try it. when they sent it, it said that they had to sign in to their e-mail account. it also happened to me when i tried it...is that supposed to happen? if not, what can i do to stop it?

shoot i forgot to put in the question*smacks head*

O.O why am i a n00bzilla?:(

still no one has replied:(

maybe i should post this somewhere else...but i don't want to spam

http://www.response-o-matic.com/

yea i had those same problems. but use this link and make a form that way. the feedback email u'll get back when someone fills out the form has the info right there and its really simple to use

Response-o-matic you have to pay for. If you want one that is COMPLETELY free and works the same, use www.freedback.com.

sorry i don't really know what other board this would go into...anywho
i used a code from lissa to make a form and i had my friends try it. when they sent it, it said that they had to sign in to their e-mail account. it also happened to me when i tried it...is that supposed to happen? if not, what can i do to stop it?Hey,

Sorry, what do you mean by they have to login to their e-mail account? What script are you using?

Take Care,

Will

War - When you use the "mailto" script, even if you enter information, once you click the button, it just opens up the email.

Hey,

Yeah thats what the mailto: link does. It opens your default email client's send email page.

See:

http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/tips/html/1.php3

So if you want your users to be able to email you and dont want them using their client then you should use a cgi or php script.

cya,

Will

You can try a place like mailmyform.com too :D

oo 2 pages. thanks everyone. i guess i'll try them all lol