Form Mail
This works just like the classic formmail or mailform Perl script. SImply point your form to it and it will handle the rest!
Features:
Very easy to setup
Required and ignored fields
Good looking error message page
Thank you page
Recipient's name and email is hidden
Multiple anti-spam checks
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Sample Form
Try out this demonstration form (it will not send any emails):
Introduce some numbers into
your site, with this very simple and accurate
text counter.
- Unzip Text-Counter.zip to your CGI-BIN directory (eg. /cgi-bin).
- Upload the file onto
the site using FTP
- CHMOD countit.cgi
to 755 (right-click the file within
CuteFTP or WS_FTP)
- CHMOD counts.dat
to 777 to enable updates to the file
- Add the following
code into the page (must have an
.shtml extension) where you wish
the counter to appear:
<!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/countit.cgi"-->
(or <?php virtual("/cgi-bin/countit.cgi"); ?> in PHP)
Example: This page has
been viewed
5722 times since May 10, 2001. See total page
views.
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This is great for seamlessly including
random bits of HTML like banners, images, page redirections
and lots more.
- Unzip Random.zip to your CGI-BIN directory (eg.
/cgi-bin).
- Within the randex.cgi
file edit the variables in a text
editor. This process is mainly self
explanitory, but you can find out
more information by contacting
us.
- Upload all the files
to the CGI-BIN on your website
- CHMOD all files to
666, and randex.txt to 644 (right-click
the file within CuteFTP or WS_FTP)
- Edit randex.txt,
adding bits of HTML code that you
want to randomly appear, each separated
by:
[%%BREAK%%]
- Add the following
code into the page (must have an
.shtml extension) where you wish
the counter to appear:
<!--#exec cgi="/cgi-bin/randex.cgi"-->
(or <?php virtual("/cgi-bin/randex.cgi"); ?> in PHP)
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