Help with WE-7 form & goDaddy gdform.asp script

[webinar]

Hi' y'all

I need help in making my website form designed with WE 7 work with goDaddy script.
I've read some threads here, but it doesn't seem to be working for me. Simple reason! goDaddy uses gdform.asp for windows as oppossed to .php I've read here. 1. When I submit form, website displays "No variables sent to form! Unable to process request." This means that my redirect did not work.

2. When I get the form in email, form is empty. I used to get the form, but now, it's empty and not sure what I did. I've tried following goDaddy script and not sure if I'm doing everything right. Help!

Thanks

[davidrosso]

Hi' y'all

I need help in making my website form designed with WE 7 work with goDaddy script.
I've read some threads here, but it doesn't seem to be working for me. Simple reason! goDaddy uses gdform.asp for windows as oppossed to .php I've read here. 1. When I submit form, website displays "No variables sent to form! Unable to process request." This means that my redirect did not work.

2. When I get the form in email, form is empty. I used to get the form, but now, it's empty and not sure what I did. I've tried following goDaddy script and not sure if I'm doing everything right. Help!

Thanks


We are not godaddy. Contact godaddy for assistance...
http://help.godaddy.com/article.php?app%5Fhdr=&ci=6151&article%5Fid=1668


Or get rid of godaddy.

[webinar]

I'm sure! Most people seem to be having this form issue. goDaddy only provided script and now, I'm not sure if I'm doing it right.

Thanks

[WebMonkey08]

Hi' y'all

I need help in making my website form designed with WE 7 work with goDaddy script.
I've read some threads here, but it doesn't seem to be working for me. Simple reason! goDaddy uses gdform.asp for windows as oppossed to .php I've read here. 1. When I submit form, website displays "No variables sent to form! Unable to process request." This means that my redirect did not work.

2. When I get the form in email, form is empty. I used to get the form, but now, it's empty and not sure what I did. I've tried following goDaddy script and not sure if I'm doing everything right. Help!

Thanks

I have some Form Software, and in the instructions, it says that you have to configure some stuff in your FTP area (don't have instructions on me) Call go DADDY !

[webinar]

Already done that on godaddy ftp

[davidrosso]

I'm seriously considering providing a hosted form service for people that can't do it themselves. So whaddya think would be a fair price to host peoples forms?

[WebMonkey08]

I'm seriously considering providing a hosted form service for people that can't do it themselves. So whaddya think would be a fair price to host peoples forms?


I was going to do the same thing with this software, I'll make anyone a workable form for $5

[Support_AK]

The pre-built forms in Web Easy are submitted using the default email program on the computer that is viewing the web site. This works in most cases, however sometimes it will not, in particular if visitors to your site do not have their email program configured correctly, or if they are using AOL's web browser. This problem can be solved by changing the form so that it is submitted to a "form mailer" script on your web server instead. You will need to contact your hosting provider to find out if they have a form mailer script you can use, and what its URL is. Solution Note: This solution is only applicable for Web Easy Professional, as it requires the Custom Script Assistant which is not included in Web Easy.

1) In Web Easy Professional, drag a form onto your web page

2) a box will pop-up for the html action

3) Replace the e-mail action in your script with the URL of the form mailer script on your server. before: 'mailto:your@address.com?subject=Request Form'; after: 'http://your_isp/cgi-bin/email.cgi'; ...note that you will have to replace http://your_isp/cgi-bin/email.cgi with the actual URL of your hosting provider's form mailer script .

4) Click OK to accept the above changes. When doing this you may - depending on the form mailer script - need to build your site as standard HTML as opposed to Dynamic HTML.
Make sure the Dynamic HTML box is not checked on the Build Web Site screen

Most CGI scripts require you to identify the sender using a hidden field.

1) The hidden field is located in C:\Program Files\Avanquest\Web Easy Professional 7\Objects\Forms\Field

2) drag a hidden field into the form container

3) select it then go to the inspector window

4) select custom script > object events

5) You want to add the valueNAME="recipient" VALUE="your@emailaddress.com"NOTE: Replace the value line with the correct email address. Please save these changes. This should create a form that submits using a form mailer script.