Hi,
I’ve made a box model website. I inserted 3 html boxes.
A header, body and footer.
Now, in the body part I want to make a form. Everything is ready but I can’t get the buttons to work if they are in the same html box.
http://www.detoevlucht.be/test/Antwerpen/contact.html
How do i solve this?
Thnx,
David
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What method are you using for the form - are using an action to process it or a form handler script.
There are no Form tags in your online page so no processing information.
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I’m using a form handler script.
Is there a other way to fix this.
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But there is no code in your page to direct the output to a form script!
You have to set it up in Page>Form Setup
There is also Tim Plumb’s excellent PHP Feedback Form action which creates the handler for you FreewayActions.com | PHP feedback form
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If your host supports PHP (which it will) then I would go for Tim’s PHP action - it works great.
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On 9 Apr 2010, at 15:02, DeltaDave wrote:
But there is no code in your page to direct the output to a form script!
You have to set it up in Page>Form Setup
There is also Tim Plumb’s excellent PHP Feedback Form action which creates the handler for you FreewayActions.com | PHP feedback form
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Hi,
That’s strange!
I set it all up in form setup, using the the POST method and hidden fields. It’s formmail.pl
Here is the FW file. Can you see what I do wrong.
http://www.detoevlucht.be/test/test2.zip
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That is your complete site Not the FW file
Just go to the Contact page in FW and have a look under Page>Form setup and see what is there
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http://www.detoevlucht.be/test/toevlucht site 2010.freeway
Sorry here is the FW file.
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That is not a proper link!
If you are going to put it on the server then zip it first and remove server username/password etc
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You can copy the contact page and paste it into a new document.
Click on the page icon in the site pane at the left of your screen Edit>Copy
Create a new document File>New use a blank page
Give it a name and somewhere to save it to.
In the site pane of the new doc click on the Site Folder Edit>Paste and your contact page will appear in the site folder
Save the file, close it and then in the finder click on it and Compress it to create a zip file
Then get that to your server and provide a link
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OK - got that
In Form Setup you have the path to your formmail script as http://www.detoevlucht.be/test/cgi-bin/FormMail.pl
Do you really have a cgi-bin at that location? And if you did I suspect that scripts in it wouldn’t work. Generally cgi-bins are at the root of the server ie
yoursite.com/cgi-bin
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I know, but now the buttons “verzenden” and “wissen” are placed in the HTML box. If I put them outside the box it all works fine.
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You have the action to create a reset button from a graphic on the reset but no similar action on the Verzenden
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For the “verzenden” button I only have to check THE submit box in the inspector panel.
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Why not insert a ‘proper’ submit button in there instead and see if that works.
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I did but it didn’t work. Only if I place THE buttons outside THE box
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The other thing that you will have to be careful of when you use this sort of layout for your form is when text is resized then it can/will overlap with your form elements.
Generally it is reckoned that you should layout a form within a table that gives a coherent structure that will keep all your elements together. Especially when resizing text.
Personally I keep clear of using Matt’s formmail script as it is so well known it has become a target for email spammers - or at the very least rename it to something less obvious that will not be spammed.
There are spammers out there looking for that formmail.pl script so that they can abuse it.
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For some reason the Form tags are not being created for your page. Have you tried Tims PHP FF action?
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OK - just found this post and a reply from Tim on a similar question
Hi Vic, This is a know issue when creating box model layout pages. Apply the Multiple Form action (http://www.actionsforge.com/actions/view/43-multiple-form ) to a parent element and create it manually. Regards, Tim.
Post at http://freewaytalk.net/thread/view/56626#m_56635
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