Is it possible using either HTML or Javascript to write the contents of a form to a text file or similar. This is to work over an intranet and so there are no worries about security. Either that or is it possible to stop the messages that come up if you use the mailto: command?<br />
IxxI<!--content-->Originally posted by IxxI <br />
Is it possible using either HTML or Javascript to write the contents of a form to a text file or similar. This is to work over an intranet and so there are no worries about security. Either that or is it possible to stop the messages that come up if you use the mailto: command?<br />
IxxI <br />
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If you are on an intranet, then surely you have access to serverside languages to handle the sendmail, don't you?
<!--content-->Unfortunately I'm not at all conversant in serverside languages and a newbie at html and javascript, and the 2 people who work above me know even less about it than I do. I was just wondering if there was a way to do it with javascript, or does anyone know how to do anything serverside? Problem is I don't know much about networks either, so I wouldn't know how to use serverside languages in an intranet setting.<br />
Sorry!<br />
IxxI<!--content-->
IxxI<!--content-->Originally posted by IxxI <br />
Is it possible using either HTML or Javascript to write the contents of a form to a text file or similar. This is to work over an intranet and so there are no worries about security. Either that or is it possible to stop the messages that come up if you use the mailto: command?<br />
IxxI <br />
<br />
If you are on an intranet, then surely you have access to serverside languages to handle the sendmail, don't you?
<!--content-->Unfortunately I'm not at all conversant in serverside languages and a newbie at html and javascript, and the 2 people who work above me know even less about it than I do. I was just wondering if there was a way to do it with javascript, or does anyone know how to do anything serverside? Problem is I don't know much about networks either, so I wouldn't know how to use serverside languages in an intranet setting.<br />Sorry!<br />
IxxI<!--content-->