In a plain HTML file the configuration looks like this:
<FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="/ccgi/mailform.asp">
<input type="hidden" name="_1_MailFrom" value="_5_EMAIL">
<input type="hidden" name="_1_MailServer" value="smtp.hotspace.net.au">
<input type="hidden" name="_1_MailSubject" value="Mail
from the WebSite">
<input type="hidden" name="_1_MailTo" value="your-email@your-company.com.au">
<input type="hidden" name="_1_SuccessDocument" value="../thankyou.htm">
Email address: <INPUT NAME="_5_EMAIL"
TYPE="TEXT">
<INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT">
</FORM>
_5_EMAIL - If you use this name for the field that the user will enter
their e-mail address into, mailform will check the value to
make sure the address is valid, and then insert the address
into the MailFrom field. This means that when the e-mail arrives
in your inbox, it will contain the return address of the user
who submitted the form.
your-email@your-company.com.au - You will need to enter a valid e-mail address of your own
for the e-mail to be sent to.
../thankyou.htm - This file will be returned to the browser when the form
is submitted successfully. You need to use the leading ../
so that the browser looks up one directory. (the working directory
is /ccgi as specified in the form action.)
You may choose to use any of the additional fields available
such as:
_1_MailIntro,
_1_CCMailFrom,
_1_FailureDocument,
_1_InvalidCardDocument,
_1_RequiredFieldDocument,
_1_CardNotAcceptedDocument,
_1_InvalidEmailDocument,
_1_NoHotmailDocument,
_1_BadRefererDocument,
_1_ConditionalSuccessDocument,
_1_SortFields,
_1_TextLog |
_1_HTMLLog,
_1_CommaDelimitedLog,
_1_StripEmptyFields,
_1_AcceptedCards,
_1_AcceptEmptyCardField,
_1_NoHotmail,
_1_MailTemplate,
_1_Debug,
_2_ Ignore Field,
_3_ Credit Card Number Field,
_4_ Required Field,
_5_ Email Field |
We strongly suggest getting the form working with the most basic
fields FIRST before you start adding any of the optional ones.
For more detailed technical instruction on these other fields,
contact support@hotspace.com.au
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