Mail Form link not working

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Even Stephen

I was having trouble with the way FP built the button link to my Mail Form
so I
made it a text link, not in a button, and manually wrote the script. I made
sure the script is correct in all of the files where I can see this link.
Has anyone else experienced this problem? What did I miss?!
www.evenstephen.com "submit your recipe, etc."
 
That's not a FrontPage created form.
Generated by Oracle's Dynamic HTML Generation Package

You need to contact the author of the form script..


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I have no idea.
I didn't write the cgi code for the form.

I would assume however, that you're not calling the cgi file correctly.


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Oh well--
Steve Easton said:
I have no idea.
I didn't write the cgi code for the form.

I would assume however, that you're not calling the cgi file correctly.


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You really need to contact the author of the cgi.
Or, did it come with a readme.txt file??


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Actually, the form is part of the ATT PWP system. Also: I use the same
Mail Form at another one of my sites (www.theangry.net) and it works fine,
although it is hosted by a different company (DomainIt.com). I contacted
them and they said the error was at the ATT end but ATT can't explain it. I
suspect that it has something to do with the masking and url forwarding
programs.
 
I wish I could help, but I'm not familiar at all with ATT PWP.
Maybe someone who is, will read this thread and pitch in.
Sorry I can't help you.

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That's OK---thanks for trying. Ken

Steve Easton said:
I wish I could help, but I'm not familiar at all with ATT PWP.
Maybe someone who is, will read this thread and pitch in.
Sorry I can't help you.

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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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