Form
Processing
The
Form Processing script is provided to all hosting clients of 866GetHost.com.
This script was developed and is maintained by our in-house programming
team.
If
you have ever tried to implement a cgi script or FrontPage script
into any form, you know the aggravation and frustration involved.
Our Form Processing script eliminates the need for complicated scripts
or the ability to know any programming language. Creating forms
and having them submit to any email address is easy to setup using
our graphical interface and plain english configuration.
The
steps below assume that you have created a form in HTML, or in your
favorite WYSIWYG editor. Once you have created the form layout,
proceed to the next step, which will produce the html code to copy/paste
into your HTML form page.
FORM
PROCESSING SETUP PROCEDURES
- Log
onto your Control Manager
- From
the navigation menu on the left, choose APPLICATIONS
- Click
on FORM PROCESSING
- In
this area you will see a dialog box titled FORM PROCESSING
SETUP - PART 1
- Simply
follow the instructions on this page, completing all required
fields. At the bottom of the page, click NEXT to get to
FORM PROCESSING - PART 2. Based on your selections on Part
1, the second part of the script will only include the relevant
fields necessary.
- When
finished, click SETUP.
- In
the FORMS ALREADY SETUP dialog box, you will see any forms
that have been created.
- Click
on SHOW CODE to display the HTML that you need to copy
and then paste into your HTML page.
-
You will want to replace the HTML that starts with something similiar
to the following:
<form name="form" method="post" action="">
with the "code"
created by the Form Processing script.
IMPORTANT:
You
cannot paste the HTML code into any WYSIWYG editor. You must paste
the code directly into the HTML.
Once you have
pasted in the code, you will then need to save your HTML page and
upload it to your server. Any updates made to the Form Processing
script are done directly through the control manager. You do not
need to re-upload your HTML page.
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