HTML - Simple Form Attachment To Email.

What is a good, simple and secure example code to send a contact us form? If I use html it warns the user that the connection is unencrypted and in internet explorer makes you creat an email account in order for the form to be submitted.

I just want to send a few text area values to my email as a contact us form. Thanks!

Hi.

I am comparatively new to html.

Hi. I am aware there are differing opinions regarding Html emails.

However, I have been requested to produce an html document to email to specific recipients in this format.

Some of the html functions I need to use are not handled well by the Email client I am using (Outlook 2007), let alone where it is going.

Therefore as a workaround I am attempting to email the html document as an attachment to my email, so that it will be opened in a web browser.

However, I am having trouble, linking to the attached photos to the same email from within that html document.

I have successfully, embeded the photos into the same email, using CDO 1.21 (from MS Access VBA) and <img src=cid: etc. However, this does not work for the attached html file.

Any ideas on how to refer to them from within the attached html document would be greatly appreciated, even if I am going in the wrong direction.

Thank you.

How can you specify the type of document that can be attached/sent through a form? This seems to be the least I could do to ensure that what is being sent is the information being requested and not a corrupt or virus ridden jpeg or pdf. If I wanted to allow microsoft word documents how could I do this?

While an alternative may exist I haven't found the free one. This form is sent directly to a person who posted an add asking for information. I am unable to scan the attachment prior to it being sent.

Alternatives?

Hi,
I want to put in a form to get queries from the user, like so:

Name:
Email:
Comments:
'Send' button

and that it will send the information to my email address which is gmail?

Thanks

Im at the end of my line here, As crazy as this may sound I cant seem to get this to work. All I want to do is have a user input and email address, that will then post, on submit to a email account I have. I have tried (seriously) about 15 different tutorials and even a few already completed codes, and I only got it working once, then I deleted the code my accident...

Anyways I need a very basic code that I can input into my page that will enable the above.

And yes my server accepts PHP Iv checked and rechecked this, For some reason I just dont seem to get on with PHP. Iv been at this for a week?!?

Please im going crazy here, help please..........

script completed, thx

I used a tutorial on another website to create a Email Form. But the form doesn't work. Can someone help me work out whats wrong.
I also want to add a confirmation page.

HTML Code:

<form action="mailto:exterminate-tcg@hotmail.co.uk?subject=Join Form" method="post" enctype="text/plain"> 
<table><tr><td> 
Name: <INPUT NAME="Name" TYPE="text" SIZE=15 MAXLENGTH=50><BR> 
Email: <INPUT NAME="Email" TYPE="text" SIZE=20 MAXLENGTH=90><BR> 
Website URL: <INPUT NAME="Website URL" TYPE="text" VALUE="http://" MAXLENGTH=4555><BR> 
Birthday: <INPUT NAME="Birthday" TYPE="text" VALUE="dd/mm" SIZE=6 MAXLENGTH=5><BR> 
Set Colecting: <INPUT NAME="Set Colecting" TYPE="text" SIZE=15 MAXLENGTH=11111><BR> 
Referred By (Optional): <INPUT NAME="Referred By (Optional)" TYPE="text" SIZE=15 MAXLENGTH=30><BR> 
Comments?<BR><TEXTAREA NAME="Comments?" ROWS=4 COLS=20></TEXTAREA><BR> 

</td></tr> 
<tr><td align=center> 
<INPUT TYPE="submit" value="submit" style="color: #000000 ; background-color: #FFFAFA "> 
</td></tr></table> 
</FORM>

Hi doesn anyone know where to find any javascript code to send an email form through a website. I've found code that lets you make a form that sends through your email client (i.e outlook), but I want it to all be done through the website.

thanks

Trying to create an order form for a web page that will send a mail to an order inbox. Have 2 problems:
- The email appears and the user has to click "send". I do not want that. I want it to be sendt automatically, and the user should only get an output of "Order sent" How can I do this?
- Also, the email is very cryptic. Is there any way I can edit the message body to be more easely readable?

Appreciate any suggestions.

I've created a form and need help getting it to actually work.

Here is what I have done so far...

http://www.kibit.co.uk/form.html

Thanks in advance to anyone who offers help.

Okay, I shoould probably start off by saying I am a complete and utter noob when it comes to HTML. I can basically do text, links, images, basic forms, and that's it. So I'm not sure if the following question is legitimately an issue or not, or if I'm just being stupid.

I'm working on a website for a small organization that I'm head of, and want to make a "contact us" page. I would like to make a form that can be filled out to send an email to, but what I'm doing isn't working - the email won't send. Here's what I'm trying to use:

Code:

<form action="mailto:someone@something.com" method="post" enctype="text/plain">

<h3>Use this form to send an email to [insert my name here].</h3>
Name:<br>
<input type="text" name="name"
value="Your name here" size="20">
<br>
E-Mail:<br>
<input type="text" name="e-mail"
value="Your E-Mail Address" size="20">
<br>
Message:<br>
<input type="text" name="message"
value="Your Message" size="40">
<br><br>
<input type="submit" value="Send it!">
<input type="reset" value="Reset All Fields">

</form>

The form shows up, but the email doesn't send. Can somebody help me out, please?

Hey guys,

I've made a form for my website. It should send the information in my form directly to the emailaddress I added, but it doesn't. I would also like to get some sort of confirmation so that when you have filled in the form and sended it, you get some sort of confirmation that the form was filled in correctly and was send to my emailaddress.

Here is the code:
HTML Code:

<h1>Join us:</h1>

<form action="MAILTO:joinus@mysitename.nl" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" name="Joinus">

Nickname:<br />
<input type="text" name="name" value="your nickname" /><br /><br />

Age:<br />
<input type="text" name="age" value="your age" /><br /><br />

E-mail:<br />
<input type="text" name="mail" value="your email" /><br /><br />

Name:<br />
<input type="text" name="name" value="your name" /><br /><br />

Main skill:<br />
<input type="text" name="skill" value="your main skill" size="50" /><br />

Country:<br />
<input type="text" name="country" value="your country" /><br /><br />

CoD series:
<input type="checkbox" name="name" value="CoD United Offensive" /> CoD United Offensive<br />
<input type="checkbox" name="name" value="CoD Modern Warfare" /> CoD Modern Warfare<br />
<input type="checkbox" name="name" value="CoD Modern Warfare 2" /> CoD Modern Warfare 2<br />
<input type="checkbox" name="name" value="CoD Black Ops" /> CoD Black Ops<br />
<br /><br />

<input type="submit" value="Send">
<input type="reset" value="Reset">

</form>

Hey, I'm looking for a way to get a form to send an email to one or more recipients when someone hits the Submit button. I've seen the mailto angle, but I'm looking for the form to do the work itself, and don't want the mail app launched on the user's machine. Is this something I'd have to play with servlets and the like for, or is there some way to do it with javascript, html, whatever?

i am creating a website in Html script in notepad and have set up a form and would now like it to get the results of the form and send these to my hotmail acount with out gettin the user to have togo through outlook to do this.

Is this possible? i have been getting so stressed over this

Thanks
Sir Minstral

Ok

So I was a little premature in adding to my previous post the the form was now working in IE.

I've written 2 forms, the first was a very basic general feedback form, asking the user to rate the site as Excellent, Good or Poor, together with a comments field. This is a relaunch of a site than ran into a little disuse and became out of date.

(Once the site is live I'll think about adding the details into a topic on this site for you all to see.)

The second was as my first post (form redirect) listed.

Both were using the method="post" but I'd read that you didn't need this if you were using 'mailto' tag so I removed it. Now it adds the email recipients but removes the email subject and doesn't add the responses into the body of the email.

Further reading indicated that for very basic forms the method="get" is better so I changed it. This stopped it working in Chrome.

Can't win!

Leaving the method out.............still no joy.

Hey ho.



Will probably get the site host to use Perl (or whatever other they use for other sites they have developed).

Benefits?

No more headaches for me. Less chance of spammers. Hopefully better security and more likelihood of people using the form as they wouidn't need to give their email address if they didn't want to. And, hopefully, some chance of being able to filter out those inapproriate responses some people like to submit with these forms.