Newsgroup: it.comp.www.html
Titolo: Form .... problemi irrisolti

Salve a tutti
il mio problema è quello di spedire una mail da un form con i risultati dei
campi attivi.... ho letto i post precedenti ma anche impostando il form con
il loro iuto non riesco a mandare mail senza allegati ( è un ATT ) vi posto
il codice...... mi sapete dare una mano?? Grazie a tutti!!!
<form method="POST" action="mailto:
XX...@XXXXX.it
" ?subject="aggiornamenti"
encoding="text-plain" name="Collaboratori">
<p><font color="#000000">nome:<input type="text" name="nome"
size="20"></font></p>
<p><font color="#000000">e-mail:<input type="text" name="mail"
size="19">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
<input type="submit" value="Invia" name="B1"><input type="reset"
value="Reimposta"
name="B2"></font></p>
</form>

campi attivi....
Mah, io ho seguito le istruzioni di Tripod, tutto ok. Eccole:
The Tripod Form Handler 
     The beneficient folk at Tripod have made it possible to create a
form in your directory and have the
     results sent to your e-mail address every time somebody fills it
out. Now you, too, can have a survey
     or a quiz on your page. 
     The best way to learn is by example, so we've provided a couple
of sample forms for you to use as
     starting points. Just paste these examples onto your Tripod
homepage, and they will work! 
     A Very Simple Form
     Here is a very simple form: 
          Comment:  
     And here is the HTML used to produce it: 
          <FORM ACTION="/bin/mailto" METHOD="POST">
          Comment: <INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="comment">
          <INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Send it!">
          </FORM>
     The most important line here is: 
     <FORM ACTION="/bin/mailto" METHOD="POST">
     Both the "ACTION" and "METHOD" parameters should be included
exactly as shown. 
     A More Elaborate Form
     Here's an example of a more elaborate form:
     This is a sample, and nothing will happen if you send it in. 
          Name: 
          Comments:
          How did you find my page? 
          Do you like gorgonzola?  Yes  No
 
     Here is how it was created:
          <FORM ACTION="/bin/mailto" METHOD="POST">
          Name: <INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="name" SIZE="30"
MAXLENGTH="30"><BR>
          Comments:<BR>
          <TEXTAREA NAME="comment" ROWS="3" COLS="40"></TEXTAREA><BR>
          How did you find my page?
          <SELECT NAME="how">
          <OPTION VALUE="search engine">Search Engine</option>
          <OPTION VALUE="friend">Friend</option>
          <OPTION VALUE="bluebird">A Little Bluebird</option>
          </SELECT><BR>
          Do you like gorgonzola?
          <INPUT TYPE="RADIO" NAME="cheese" VALUE="yup"> Yes
          <INPUT TYPE="RADIO" NAME="cheese" VALUE="nope"> No<BR>
          <INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" NAME="submit" VALUE="Send it in!">
          <INPUT TYPE="RESET"  NAME="reset"  VALUE="Reset form">
          </FORM>
     Once again, the <FORM> tag is the most essential ingredient. Both
the "ACTION" and "METHOD"
     parameters should be included exactly as shown. If all goes well,
your e-mail address will be looked
     up based on the information you provided upon registering with
Tripod and the form results will be
     mailed to you. 
     Details for the Advanced User
     The "Thankyou" Page
     By default, after a person submits a form they are taken to a
page that confirms that the contents of
     a form have been sent. You have the option of directing a person
to a thank you page of your own
     design after they submit a form. This can be controlled through
the use of a hidden variable on the
     form.
     If you specify a variable called "thankyou" on the form, a page
of your choice can be substituted for
     the default confirmation page:
     <INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="thankyou"
     VALUE="
http://members.tripod.com/~membername/thankyou.html
">
     You must specify an absolute URL, including "http://" and the
full path to the page.
     The "Subject:" Field
     You can set the subject line of the e-mail you get. Specify a
variable called "Subject:" (spelled just
     like the analogous e-mail header) like this:
     <INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="Subject:" VALUE="Results From My
Form">
     If you want the person who fills out your form to set the
subject, you can use this:
     Your point being: <INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="Subject:" SIZE="30"
MAXLENGTH="70">
     The "Reply-To:" Field
     You can also set the "Reply-To:" header of the e-mail response.
This header is used when you reply
     to an e-mail message; it contains the e-mail address to send the
reply to (hence "Reply-To:").
     You can specify a static "Reply-To:" address if you want (using a
tag similar to the "hidden" subject
     tag above), but that probably won't be very useful. Instead, if
you want the person who fills out your
     form to give you her e-mail address, use HTML like this:
     Your e-mail address: <INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="Reply-To:"
SIZE="30" MAXLENGTH="70">
     Other Resources
     If these examples aren't enough to meet your needs, you can try
one of the forms tutorials available
     on the web. Or better yet, find a form you like on some site, and
use the 'View Source' option on
     your browser to see how they made it. Have Fun! 
Spero ti aiuti, ciao.
Giulio Agostini
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