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Hi all i want to start a website and i want a form on it so people can sign up like a comunity but i cant link my submit buttons to my email address and i dont know how to make the whole account thing like the one i got when i registared to this site. can anyone help ?
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First off all, Do you have any knowledge of HTML.
U will need to create a form which would contain some textboxes and a submit button.
Try making this first and get back to us.
U will need to create a form which would contain some textboxes and a submit button.
Try making this first and get back to us.
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ok i have done the form and somone told me to put my email adress into the action tab but when i try it it does not work 
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Each of your form element will have a name associated with it.
So I assume you have something like this:
<form action="emailit.php" method="POST" >
Name:<input type = "text" name="name" />
Address:<input type = "text" name="addr" />
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</form>
now to access it on the next page you'll need these variables and pass it to a mail function.
on a file called emailit.php
for a complete options on emailing visit : http://au.php.net/mail
Put both files on a server and test it....
So I assume you have something like this:
<form action="emailit.php" method="POST" >
Name:<input type = "text" name="name" />
Address:<input type = "text" name="addr" />
...
...
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</form>
now to access it on the next page you'll need these variables and pass it to a mail function.
on a file called emailit.php
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for a complete options on emailing visit : http://au.php.net/mail
Put both files on a server and test it....
Last edited by hussulinux : Jun 11th, 2007 at 3:15 pm.
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Thank you very very much for your time. this is a great site.
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I would recommend that you visit http://www.w3schools.com, because they have many good tutorials on HTML, CSS, JavaScript and more.
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