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Advanced Form Handling
Getting Started
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Making your form work with
Advanced Form Handling |
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You should be able to use Advanced form handling within
minutes. Just follow these simple steps.
- Take any existing form that you have and change the
ACTION field to afhaction.asp. For example
<form method=Post action=afhaction.asp>
- Paste in the hidden fields that Advanced Form Handling
requires. Examples are located in afhhiddenfields.txt
and shown below:
<input type=hidden name="config_emailaddress" value="you@somewhere.com">
<input type=hidden name="config_emailname" value="Advanced Form Handling Test">
<input type=hidden name="config_emailsubject" value="Test Form Completed">
<input type=hidden name="config_emailsystem" value="smtp.yourmailserver.com">
<input type=hidden name="config_emaildriver" value="aspmail">
Change the hidden fields configuration values to match
your mail server and email address.
- Start your browser and type in the location of your
form.
www.xxxxx.com/myform.htm
- When you click the button on your form, the Advanced
form Handler now takes over. Takes your form fields,
formats them and emails the results.
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What else can you do |
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Click below for help on Advanced Form Handling
Facilities.
Also download the User's Guide.
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Send email responses to
both the responder and to any number
of other email addresses |
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Format email using
pattern template files so that the
emails can contain html formatting,
additional text, images and links.
They can have your look and feel |
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Add attachments to
responder emails. Any number of
attachments can be sent. |
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Provide numerous
alternatives to the responder on
completion of the form; redirect to
another page, hyperlink to another
page or just a thank you message of
your choosing. Visit the configuration
options. |
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Perform basic form
validation such as making certain
fields required |
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Response messages and
administration can be in any language |
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Anti fraud protection
again unauthorized form submittal |
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