champagnemojo

Never mind...I see the notice now.

Ahhh, ok. I'm sure that's what it is then. Thanks Andy...I'll do that.

I have 2 TCH accounts...and on one of them I can't seem to delete a few folders from my trash. I've tried everything I know of...but I get the feeling I need someone in support to do it for me. But this doesn't seem important enough for a help ticket...so what's the protocol for reporting an issue like this anyways?

Are you sure the people completing the forms are actually seeing that? If you're using Form-mail it shouldn't be showing them anything about what is being sent. It should just be redirecting them to a site of your choice. I'm just playing devil's advocate so that you won't do any unnecessary work here.

That's a great site. And Mike, the guy that wrote all the scripts, is a really nice guy. He helped me out with the survey one when I had some trouble.

I like the subject of your webpage Mitch.

It's pretty easy, but it is kind of annoying at times...because you have to get it all exactly right. You already have the html form...though I would change the values it returns to numbers. You can use that one...just change the form action, like: <form action="http://www.yourserver.com/cgi-bin/survey/survey.cgi"> Move all the files into your cgi-bin...you can also get the tar.gz file and extract the contents within the Control Panel. But if you use WinZip make sure to transfer everything in Ascii mode. In CPanel, change the permission of the cgi scripts to 755. If you want to be able to download an excel file also create a new folder in the public_html directory called whatever you want (mine's called excel). Change the permission of the excel folder to 777. This is where it'll write the data to for downloading csv files. Edit "survey.cgi" so that it gets the entries. For the survey you have up now, just change what's in there to my $rating = $cur->param("rating"), etc. Create a MySQL database using the CPanel. Then enter the appropriate entries into "sitevariables.pl" under database variables. At the bottom of sitevariables.pl add the info of where your excel directory is. That's all I can think of that you have to do really. Bravenet looks good too...it's all really a matter of whether or not you care if it's on your server or somebody else's.

Rather than trying to create your own script...if that's what you're doing...why not just use a free script that does what you're wanting? I've used this Free Survey Script and it works great. It gives you an admin page to view and download results. And best of all, it's extremely easy to get it up and running.

I can't help you with your question, but I did notice that the bottom image on your "not allowed" page is pointing to a file on your home computer and therefore isn't opening. I know...not much help...

I'm tempted to try out that CuteSiteBuilder myself. But I must admit, I really love HTML-Kit. It's freeware and rather easy to use, especially if you know at least a little about html to begin with.

Oh, sorry Lianna. I didn't mean to put words in your mouth. Installing phpmyadmin doesn't look particularly difficult...though, I shouldn't talk cuz I haven't actually done it. But it wouldn't be such a terrible thing if he had to go with that.

They're saying you'll need to install the phpmyadmin program inside your own server space. You can get the program here

I like the BlueLagoon one personally. I've seen screenshots of the other skins and they don't look better to me...but that's of course only my opinion. As a newbie at this whole webdesign thing, I'd rather not have to get used to another skin personally.