Hi
Having viewed the page in a browser it appears that the form is controlled by a PHP script
See source code below
[HTML]<!-- tyconsulting 9/21/2007 add form elements formmail. begin -->
<form name="contactfo rm" action="php/L10FmX.php" METHOD="POST">
<input type="hidden" name="subject" value="Contact...
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Hi
I use a simple Perl Formmail script to process online forms to my email address
You can find the script here
The HTML should look something like this
[HTML] <FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="/cgi-bin/formmail.pl">[/HTML] (this is the path to where the formmail script is located)
[HTML]<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="recipient " VALUE="address"...Leave a comment:
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Have been trying to contact them for the last month but to no avail, they just wont reply to any of my emails =(Leave a comment:
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Hi
Sorry about that and thanks for your help, very fast replies on here =) =)Leave a comment:
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Hi
I have tried adding the ? as above but it has made no difference.
I also tried entering my serial number but i got a message saying not valid for this domain.
From what I understand, Smarty is a template engine driven by PHP
Kind Regards
DianeLeave a comment:
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PHP / Smarty include() results in 403 Forbidden error
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I am new to PHP and Smarty (I know only very basic things) and I need help with a warning message I get when I call a page in a browser.
I purchased some software from a company who are no longer replying to my messages for help so I have decided to try and fix the many problems myself.
I am receiving the following messages when loading any of my pages and some pages are not even showing at all. ...
No activity results to display
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