HTML Form Error

[thecoalman]

Didn't realize it was on a ISP host, I guess the e-mail addy should have given it away. You have just about no options with most ISP hosted pages. No way to get around it unless they have the script somewhere on the server. There was few things I saw for embedding the page in an email using javascript which should work, you might want to search around for something like that.

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What do you know jssrepair WAS available, I'll sell it to you for $200 :P

J/K, it is available though. Get your own host and you can do what you want. They start at about $6, I suggest the $10 plan.

http://hosting.aplus.net/compare_unix.html

[lowlow42]

Alright then, I guess I'm finished with this thread then. I'm kind of disappointed Comcast doesn't support this type of thing. Oh well.

Thanks for all of your help, I appreciate every last bit of it!

[thecoalman]

Alright then, I guess I'm finished with this thread then. I'm kind of disappointed Comcast doesn't support this type of thing. Oh well.

The reason they do that is because so many people have access to use that server and it can be abused if they allowed you to run it with no consequences short of getting your account terminated. Most people would care less about getting a ISP account terminated. When the form goes to the script the server has to execute it. That one poses no threat but anyone could modify it or write one that will for example spew out spam, screw the server up by using up all the CPU..... any number of things.

[lowlow42]

Ohhh... Ok, I follow... I guess I just have to make my form where the windows will pop up. (The ones on the first page that warn you)

[thecoalman]

If you can embed the form in a e-mail or use Javascript to create the form embedded in the e-mail taht might be a viable alternative. This way instead of getting the warning they'll get a pop-up email with the form.

Never tried that so I don't know how but you can start looking here: http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2005-22,GGLG:en...ipt+email+form

Yet another idea is to find soomeon with there own server who will allow you to send the form there for processing or maybe even a public server that allows it. Probably not going to find the latter though.

[lowlow42]

Yeah... I'm gunna search all over the internet until I find something that works.

Thanks again!