TCH-Bruce

Welcome to the forums, cherry!

A form is a just a regular HTML page. Every form needs something on the backend to process what's entered. It doesn't matter what you use to create the HTML page containing the fields of the form. You need to call a script to process it. You can use dodosmail as Don suggested or Ultimate Form Mail as Steve suggests or the FP built in form bot which I never used.

Welcome to the forums, Cybernaut As David said, nobody could leagally provide you a copy of IPB 1.3.

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Welcome to the forums, Army!

Glad I could direct you to the proper place to get help.

Welcome to the foruns sgu The mods do not have access to the servers. Your best bet for the answer would be to open a support ticket with the help desk. The support guys will be able to answer your question.

Welcome to the forums, Tio Red

Welcome to the forums rivethead. I think you better double check with road runner. I don't think they allow it. If your friend is doing it and gets caught he'll be terminated.

Yes, John, thanks for the info!

Welcome to the forums Arne

Well, now I guess I better find time to upgrade. Thanks Thomas.

Welcome to the forums Carl.

I would check out www.hotscripts.com for a login script.

These options were changed due to previous problems and will not be changed back.

The option is disabled for forum members. Only mods have the ability to uncheck the box. This was changed when version 2.0 of IPB was installed.

Chris, nice photos and glad you like the speed of the TCH servers. Welcome home.

The file must be named index.html, index.htm or index.php and case does matter.

Wlecome to the forums Stacy You can use programs like FrontPage or DreamWeaver that will aid in site building but you are going to need to learn some HTML. There is a free WYSIWYG (What you see is what you get) editor called Nvu that may help with that. Also check out this post.

I'm not sure but your sample reads like this: <!--#include virtual="./ssi.txt"--> Have you tried it this way? <!--#include virtual="/ssi.txt" --> Note: I took off the "." period and added a space before the --> You may want to read over this post as well where you can use PHP includes to accomplish what you are trying to do. http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...5&st=0&p=132569

Very cool indeed.

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Welcome to the forums Lorraine!