saz368 wrote: problem is, both files are on the server, images and styles which includes the base file.... confused?!! OK, you may need to talk to your server administrator then, because when I browse to the absolute file path... www.rimlessdirect.co.uk/images/h_n02.jpg I get a 404 File Not Found If your site structure is anything but this on the server, it won't work... index.html images      h_n02.jpg      h_n03.jpg      etc...      etc... styles     base.css ... View more

Some other issues I see, you have html ids and names set with spaces in their names, you can't do that. id="find us" needs to be changed to id="find_us" Your .css file is also not uploaded or in the wrong location. ... View more

I'm seeing all sorts of 404 File Not Found Errors. It appears you have not uploaded your images to the server. There either isn't an images folder, aren't images in that forlder or it is in the wrong location (it should be on the same level as your index.html page, according to your links). ... View more

There are a few ways to accomplish this, none via pure html though. I suggest using the formmail .php script available at http://www.tectite.com Allowing your viewers to upload files to you is risky. This particular script has the ability to upload files via your html form, but also protect you from spam and set up conditions to disallow other file types that could load viruses. It is very well documented and has a step-by-step that will take you through all of the features. In order for it to work, you will need .php installed on your hosting server. Normally it is and if for some reason it's not, you can usually add it for free via your hosting account user/admin area. ... View more

Adding a file is completely controlled by php (or another server sided scripting language)  and cannot be done with built in DW features alone. You will also need to limit the file types to keep program files from being uploaded and executed (ie. viruses) and protect yourself from spammers. I suggest the formmail script available at http://www.tectite.com It has spam protection and also allows for file uploads and conditional modifiers to lock out bad file types. ... View more

There could be any number of things wrong, without seeing the site, it could be a long guessing game. Could you post a link to a live page? ... View more

Could you be a bit more specific? What system, program, file, etc? ... View more

There are a lot of things you need to take into account with PHP forms, security being one of the biggest. If you don't know how to ensure your form is not used by hackers and spammers, you should probably use a premade script until you have a better grasp on PHP. There are many available online for free, and they usually include a step-by-step tutorial to implement them. I suggest Formmail at http://www.tectite.com EDIT: One of the added benefits of using a pre-made script is you can have it up and running in a few minutes and can then take your time learning PHP to create your own script at your own pace. ... View more

Do you have an encoding meta tag in the head section of your final outputted page that is being displayed by the browser? <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> It's an easy one to forget if you have a lot of includes being used to build the page. If it's missing, all the special characters will go haywire. ... View more

Usually when DW suddenly starts acting up (and it hasn't been updated) I go straight for deleting the cache file: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/494811 On a related note, you may not want to allow DW6 to update to the current cloud version, it has been pretty problematic for a lot of people. It appears Adobe has made some significant UI changes that a lot of folks are having problems with. If you did update to the most recent version, this may be one of the things they removed. ... View more

To make the outer border thicker while removing the cell borders, you can add... table {border:5px;} td {border:none;} I know Jarrod didn't mean to miss it, but don't forget the ; at the end of the td {border:none;} it can cause issues with the rest of your css. ... View more

It would be best to post a link to a live test page online. If you mean while being previewed in a browser, which one(s) are having the problem with? ... View more

Yep, sounds like a perfect job for mySQL and PHP. Personally, I would look to set it up where you're essentially selling a username and password to gain access a given file so the customer can download it. The auto-responder would then only need to have the link to "get your download" that's in a password protected area that uses the password they set up while placing the order. There should be someone here that can point you in the right direction as far as either writing the code or using a third party store application. ... View more

I'm sorry, I was only cautioning against adding an attachment to an auto-response email. An automated email response is pretty normal and is usually part of a php form to mail script. Are you planning on taking actual orders with CC info, or is this more of an email papertrail for offline transactions? ... View more

Automatic response emails with attachments will fire off spam filters like crazy. I would stay away from adding any attachment to an automated response to reduce the risk of your email going to a junk/spam folder, especially if it's a receipt. ... View more

The bug report page is here: https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform ... View more

In that case, you just use HTML form elements. You can find them in DW under Insert > Form. First insert the form itself (Insert > Form > Form) then add the other items as needed. You can use CSS to control the layout, however form elements offer the worst cross browser control with CSS out of just about any element, so make sure to test frequently. ... View more

I use this PHP form processing script on a few sites: http://www.tectite.com/formmailpage.php It works pretty slick. They also give you a basic form to start with, you can add form elements and other info using DW pretty easily. Getting it to look exactly like a printed form is a bit trickier and would require a knowledge of CSS. ... View more

Are you looking to have the information sent directly into a database, or just to an email address? ... View more

text-align:center is for horizontal alignment. I usually add a padding-top:##px for something like this. It will make your box taller overall, so you should also remove the same number of pixels from the height setting. ... View more

You might have better luck using the www.tectite.com forums, support and or help files. They were made specifically for this type of question regarding their formmail script... http://www.tectite.com/vbforums/ http://www.tectite.com/support.php http://www.tectite.com/fmhowto/recaptcha.php ... View more

Sure, that's in the documentation too, you add a hidden field called "subject" with the value set as whatever you want the subject to be. ... View more

The hidden field with the name "redirect" should be named "good_url" You need both the "recipients" hidden field and the "mail_options...FromAddr" hidden fields. ... View more

If you are using the Tectite.com form mail, you can troubleshoot the no_valid_recipient here: http://www.tectite.com/vbforums/faq.php?faq=formmail_faq#faq_formmail_email Usually it's going to require another hidden field like this... <input type="hidden" name="mail_options" value="FromAddr=someotheraddress@yourdomain.com" /> There is likely a server setting stopping you from sending mail to yourself as if it's from another domain. The redirect hidden field is called "good_url" (there is also a bad_url for if/when the form is not processed). You can find all of the hidden fields here: http://www.tectite.com/fmdoc/creating_forms.php ... View more

The error means your form script is not compatible with the PHP version your server is running. PHP 5 no longer uses the ereg function so anything attached to it will not function correctly without rewriting the code of the script. If there is a way to go back to PHP 4.x on that server, it would likely function correctly. If not, you will either need to re-write all of the ereg functions (ther are plenty of references on Google for "ereg function deprecated") or get a PHP 5.x compatible form script. I suggest www.tectite.com, they have a very nice PHP5 compatible form mail script if you don't plan to write the php yourself. ... View more

You can control border color of images a couple of ways using CSS. You can use the shorthand "border" with the width, style and color, like this: img { border:2px solid black; } or you can use individual CSS statements, like this: img { border-width:2px; border-style:solid; border-color:black; } There are tons of options you can choose from, this site is a good reference for CSS: www.w3schools.com ... View more

Yep, over my head. Have a good one. ... View more

I have never heard of a php form processing script that functions the way you describe. The form processing script is usually a separate entity stored on the server that is called into action by the form when info is sent to it. At least that's how every pre-made form script I've ever used has worked. Maybe you're just trying something that's way over my head. There's likely a php coder here somewhere that can help you get it running, might take a while to get your answer though. ... View more