I have a search page which retrieves data from sql. This is written to the page as follows:
for ($i=0; $i<= $num-1; $i++) {
$row = mysql_fetch_object($r);
print "<h3>$row->name</h3>".
"<p>$row->town<br>"...
the alert gives me - imgOn - so something is being passed, but imgOn is supposed to be a variable that picks up the url of the image from the body of the document in the first bit of the function, i.e. "images/slideshow/picx.jpg".
Still therefore puzzled, also confused at not being...
I wonder if anyone can help?
I am trying to open a popup window and pass an image to it dynamically, setting it as the background to the page (to avoid the border)
I need to reuse the window for each subsequent picture, and pass the focus back to the popup so it will be visible when a new image...
Certainly formmail is great if you have cgi-bin and remember to set the permissions
However I am puzzled why you think the mailto link doesn't work? It is perfect for me on several forms I have up, e.g.
http://homepages.tesconet/~pruespost/book.htm
The good thing about it is that it works with...
No, it's quite neat in response actually, it's disadvantage is that it uses the clients email progam instead of doing it all server side, ie the user may have to send email before you get it
Well strictly speaking you don't need a script. You can send a form using the client's email program thus:
<form action="mailto:your emailaddress" method=POST enctype="text/plain"> Then continue with your inputs, etc
Perhaps we are getting to the point here... I only have a standard web page, no css or asp available. Can this only be done with gimmicks on the web server?
How do I go to a new page when the form is submitted. I have seen the hidden action 'redirect' but it does not seem to work for me. Does it need CGI on the server or something??
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