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HTML form sheets submit button?
I am making a submit button for a website. I have gone over the thing like twenty times, but it still wont send the form directly from the site. Every time i hit the submit button, outlook opens up with an email that contains the information. Here it is the code with the )( instead of the ><.
(td)(font
face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2") (input
name="Submit" value="Enviar" type="submit") (/font)(/td)
(/tr)
(/tbody)
(/table)
(/form)
Here it is the form code just in case you need it.
(form name="form1"
action="mailto:ruah_grupo@hotmail.com" method="post"
enctype="text/plain")
They have names, but no other attributes that correspond to the names... I dont know why the form doesnt get sent from the button. PLEASE HELP
4 Answers
- Robin TLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
The issue is in the 'action' attribute in your 'form' tag. You can't submit a form to email directly. You need to submit it to a script (PHP, ASP or whatever you choose and is supported by your web server), and then get the script to mail the content of the form.
- GabrielLv 41 decade ago
To submit and use post or get you need a dynamic language like asp, asp.net, php or whatever...
if you dont have those dynamic languages available on your hosting then the best to take a free mail form you can get one from
- 1 decade ago
You need an actual form. That is just a button that opens up the viewer's email client.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
...what Robin said.
Just to add: don't get mixed up with action="post" being to email (hey, I did!), and that server-side email forms are pretty easy to implement and a LOT more secure.
If you can't run scripts, cloak the address from spambots.