When my form is submitted the data is displyed in one continuos row. How do i go about displaying customer information in a more organised way?<!--content-->it all depends on how you have it layed out in the output. and it also depends on your serverside language.<!--content-->All i have done is used 'mailto' when the form is submitted. So when i receive the email the form is an attachment, i think with a notepad extension.<!--content-->there you go, when you use mailto: you have no choice what to do with your code. it loads the default email program on the users machine and then sends it. your website doesn't have anyhting to do with it after that.<br />
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to do what you want will take a serverside language to do it. like php, cgi, and ASP<!--content-->I have used ASP before but it put the info inot a database. All i want to do is display the results as an html form rather than notepad. Any tips on the code for this?<!--content-->I have some code at my site for ASP email, but I don't know how to do it myself.<br />
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link in sig<!--content-->Here's a fairly simply to setup and use perl/cgi script called FormMail that comes with good instructions: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.scriptarchive.com/formmail.html">http://www.scriptarchive.com/formmail.html</a><!-- m --> It will let you create output along the lines you need.<br />
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to do what you want will take a serverside language to do it. like php, cgi, and ASP<!--content-->I have used ASP before but it put the info inot a database. All i want to do is display the results as an html form rather than notepad. Any tips on the code for this?<!--content-->I have some code at my site for ASP email, but I don't know how to do it myself.<br />
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link in sig<!--content-->Here's a fairly simply to setup and use perl/cgi script called FormMail that comes with good instructions: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.scriptarchive.com/formmail.html">http://www.scriptarchive.com/formmail.html</a><!-- m --> It will let you create output along the lines you need.<br />
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Neil<!--content-->