You would have to either -
* edit the code pointed to by the new action attribute to
include the form
processing and email generation, or
* edit the form processing script to also include the insert
record and
check user name scripting
The former is probably the better procedure, since I suppose
you'd want to
do the check user name before sending the email.
Unfortunately, this means
you will have to get your hands into the code, or hire
someone to do it for
you.
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> Hi guys.
> I have a page with a form on it here.
>
http://www.thechallenge.net.au/superredemption.php
> I want the data placed in the textfields within the form
to come to me in
> an
> email upon submission.
> Now normally I would action the form to use this page
here
>
http://www.thechallenge.net.au/Redemptionform.txt
> But because the action of the form is now <?php echo
$editFormAction; ?>
> due
> to an insert record and check user name server behavior
I cannot use my
> normal
> method.
> Can anyone tell me how I can get around this problem?
>
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