What I meant by server side scripts was ASP or PHP scripts that you write yourself to handle data input from your site, these are published to the server in exactly the same way that you post HTML or .swf files, they just do all their work on the server rather than on the user's machine. Anyway, you're not using them so it's not a problem.
Here's a way to get your flash site's form input sent directly to your email address...
Attach the following script to your form's
submit button:
on (release){
loadVariables("mailto:yourEmailAddress","","GET"
;
}
this grabs all the variables in your flash movie and launches the Email application on the user's machine simultaneously.
All you need is to have a couple of specific variables in your movie to make this work.
subject="Form input for www.cravinmusic.com"; (or whatever you want to appear in the email's subject line)
and
body=variable1+" "+variable2+" "+variable3; (or whatever the variables in your movie are called) this will show all of the variables from your form in the body of the email linked together with "+"s (although you could format this with newline characters etc. to make it more readable).
To make sure that the right variables are sent it's a good idea to add the
"body=" line to the submit button's release state just before the
loadVariables instruction.
Hope this makes sense, it's a bit of a work around but it avoids getting involved in loads of ASP scripting etc and the input drops right into your mailbox.
Remember to test this by saving it to your machine's webroot folder and to view it in an active window or you'll get "local file" errors again.
