Jstephenson

Sorry, yes that is what I am using. I misunderstood that was what you were trying to use , since you asked what mail form was used here. Good luck Joe

If you are using the supplyed cgi form mail you will need to modify the form. If you are using another script then the following information will do you no good. Instead of <form method="POST" action="/cgi-bin/cgiemail/mail101.txt">it should be <form action=""http://www.irricomp.com/cgi-sys/FormMail.cgi" method="POST" >. As for the field you have the required in the form instead it should be hidden. This should be the added <input type=hidden name="required" value=" required_Name,required_Email"> You will need to add a missing_field_redirect page, to let them know what the problem is and to get back to fix it. An example is on a site I am working on http://www.crawfordfair.com/beef.htm . To test error, leave off either first name, last name or email. Hope this helps. Joe

Sorting the First name, Last name, address, city, state, zip,fee, stall rent, then each type of breed in the order they are shown in form. Instead using the sort order everything is totally out of order.

I maintain a site for a county fair. There are several forms on the site that are used to make entries to the fair. The forms provide all the needed information for registration, including calculating the number of entries and cost. At this time there is only one page that has been updated since moving the site to here. The page is http://www.crawfordfair.com/beef.htm when trying to get the output form the form in a certain order, the sort order does not work. It moves things out of order worse than when I leave the sort field off. Is there something I am missing. Also I have the same problem with the redirect showing up. None of this is a serious problem, it would just make it a little easier to enter the data from the forms in the order needed, as some of these can be rather lengthy. Any help is totally appreciated.