Dear All,
I have such an annoying problem that I just can't cope with. No scripts or guides seem to work (me being stupid probably) so I'm asking if anyone can tell me in simplest form how to do this.
My website is on Lycos' Tripod server, and I FTP my pages to the web. I have a simple quiz on my site set out as a form.
I want to be able to get the results of the quiz posted to me OR to a text file in my CGI-bin, whether the user has an e-mail account on their computer. Most people do not have that - so the MAILTO: option is not what I want to use.
Firstly, what should my perl script look like (roughly) i can deal with all the variables etc, secondly how should I call it within the Form, and thirdly, where should I store the page within my web directory - does it go where it would normally, or do I need to put it in the CGI-bin.
The main problem I have I think is how Tripod deals with this sort of thing, so if anyone out there knows the way specifically then that will be great! All comments are welcome
rEd
I have such an annoying problem that I just can't cope with. No scripts or guides seem to work (me being stupid probably) so I'm asking if anyone can tell me in simplest form how to do this.
My website is on Lycos' Tripod server, and I FTP my pages to the web. I have a simple quiz on my site set out as a form.
I want to be able to get the results of the quiz posted to me OR to a text file in my CGI-bin, whether the user has an e-mail account on their computer. Most people do not have that - so the MAILTO: option is not what I want to use.
Firstly, what should my perl script look like (roughly) i can deal with all the variables etc, secondly how should I call it within the Form, and thirdly, where should I store the page within my web directory - does it go where it would normally, or do I need to put it in the CGI-bin.
The main problem I have I think is how Tripod deals with this sort of thing, so if anyone out there knows the way specifically then that will be great! All comments are welcome
rEd