Need Help with Web Form (URGENT)

**Rumble** · 10-08-09, 02:36 PM

I just checked with them and they want it to just email it all by itself, not open an email. So.... Anyone who can solve this issue, even with en entirely new web form just let me know. LOL

**Imisnew2** · 10-08-09, 02:37 PM

Basically the "mailto:" function opens the clients e-mail.

You need to figure out how to submit a query to a database? (That's what they're doing right? A Database?)
Or are they just trying to e-mail themselves all the info the person surveyed?

**Rumble** · 10-08-09, 02:37 PM

Their web page is hosted right in their office on a very nice Dell PowerEdge server. I can set up whatever needs to be setup. I await your genius.

**Rumble** · 10-08-09, 02:38 PM

I think they wanted it to mail to the person who gets contacts at the company, but since the webserver is also their file server I am sure anything you can come up with would work.

**Imisnew2** · 10-08-09, 02:39 PM

I could look into this, but I'm not savvy with webservers so it would take some research. May be better off finding someone else if this is super urgent.

**Rumble** · 10-08-09, 02:40 PM

Not super urgent, just by Monday urgent.
When I show up at their offices Monday to give their new employee training on adding for sale listings to their website they wanted it working correctly by then.

**BigHub** · 10-08-09, 02:40 PM

Talk to Deus, Ewok, or Bunni... I'm sure either one of those guys could answer your questions.

They are our IT guys for TTP.

**WileECyte** · 10-08-09, 03:00 PM

Web forms don't have to be inserted into a database necessarily. You can have a form submit button send the contents of the form in an e-mail. I've done this in the past, but nothing recent. My days of hand editing/designing webpages are long in the past. I used canned software now for my web needs.