my test form was working...

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A few here tested this morning and it was fine - but now?

http://www.easthalldesign.com/form.html

Any ideas?

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Try setting your form to POST instead of GET method.

Walter

On Apr 28, 2011, at 1:56 PM, Justin Easthall wrote:

A few here tested this morning and it was fine - but now?

http://www.easthalldesign.com/form.html

Any ideas?

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I’m sorry Waltd I dont understand??

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iIn Freeway, in the Page/Form Setup dialog, there is a picker for
Method. Set this to POST.

Walter

On Apr 28, 2011, at 2:16 PM, Justin Easthall wrote:

I’m sorry Waltd I dont understand??

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Thanks I tried but now its gone back to the old error of

Internal Server Error

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That means that Apache isn’t liking your PHP – maybe not any PHP. If
you have an FTP application and a plain-text editor, like
TextWrangler, you can find out way more about this using this trick:

Create a new text document, and place the following line of code in it
(nothing else):

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Name this file something cryptic, with a .php extension, like
asdfasdfsdfd.php.

Upload the file into your Web server, in the same folder as your
index.html file, and then visit it in a browser: http://www.example.com/asdfasdfsdfd.php

If you see a purple-and-gray-themed page with acres of boring
information about your server, then you know that PHP is enabled and
working on your server, and that the problem lies elsewhere. If you
don’t, then you can pester your hosting provider to enable it, or find
another hosting provider (you can’t swing a cat without hitting one
that offers PHP at nearly-free pricing levels).

Walter

On Apr 28, 2011, at 2:33 PM, Justin Easthall wrote:

Thanks I tried but now its gone back to the old error of

Internal Server Error

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Thanks will do - Ive had enough of Fasthost anyway

Good idea

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