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Default Re: sending form results to a email address - 05-20-2004 , 11:10 AM






Try putting:

enctype="text/plain"

in the <form> tag.

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Default Re: sending form results to a email address - 05-21-2004 , 05:04 AM






Hi, that worked however, the results come out like this

FORM=Submit Link
category=Rheumatology Team of the Year Award
teamleader=Nicola Spooner
post=Marketing Executive
approvedby=Kathy Lambart
hospital=RBI
address1=Quadrant House
address2=The Quadrant
address3=Sutton
address4=Surrey
county=Surrey
city=UK
postcode=SM2 5AS
tel=4521
fax=8986
email=nicola.spooner (AT) rbi (DOT) co.uk
entry= This is another test

and I would like them to come out like this:

Category Rheumatology Team of the Year Award

Team leader Nicola Spooner

Post Marketing Executive

Approved by Kathy Lambart

Hospital RBI

Address Quadrant House
The Quadrant
Sutton
Surrey
Surrey
UK
Postcode SM2 5AS

Tel 4521

Fax 8986

Email nicola.spooner (AT) rbi (DOT) co.uk

Entry This is another test

is this possible? I am able to use ASP, but don't know much on it i have made
it in PHP but server does not accept, it


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Default Re: sending form results to a email address - 05-21-2004 , 06:45 AM



The answer is with "mailto" you cant format the text. All it does is list the
form names and fields.

In order to format you would need to switch to ASP. Ask your host which mail
component they support. They will probably say "CDONTS" or "JMAIL". You can ask
them if they have an example of the code to submit, or alternatively search
google as there are plenty of examples. You can then just create another page
with the code on (a thank you page) and then change your form to redirect.

Anyway, first find out what your host uses and find some code, then if you
need help formatting come back and I'm sure someone will be able to help you.


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