CSS FORM BUILDER 101 Install Problem

I downloaded the extention 101 and tried installing it, and gave me the extension package is invalid and will not be installed error..

i need a new download or a fix?

Issue solved, i cleaned up my computer cookies and re downloaded and it installed fine this time,

However, i built a form and now i cant figure out how to get the form to work when people hit the submit button, anyone know?

What are you trying to accomplish with the form? The form is set to post to the same page that the form is on. If you want to upload the information to a database, DataAssist is helpful in accomplishing this. If you want to email it to someone, Universal email will help with this. Form builder is used for designing and building the form, it will not handle what happens after the form is submitted.

For future posts, please make a new thread if the issue is not related to the original issue.

Im trying to put a form on my website that a visitor can fill and it will go to my email when they hit submit....

I thought css form builder could do that... also, theh form is large, how can i control its size?

In the Form Editor dialog box, look at the second section down where you style the form... click on edit and then you can control the look and feel of both the overall form width, as well as, being able to customize any of the form's elements to your desire.

To have the form emailed to you, you need some sort of script that will process the form's contents that are stored in the "POST" variable and email it. If you have WebAssist's Universal Email, you will be able to do this rather easily with just a few clicks.

Best regards,


Brian

Originally Said By: SOJO web

  In the Form Editor dialog box, look at the second section down where you style the form... click on edit and then you can control the look and feel of both the overall form width, as well as, being able to customize any of the form's elements to your desire.

To have the form emailed to you, you need some sort of script that will process the form's contents that are stored in the "POST" variable and email it. If you have WebAssist's Universal Email, you will be able to do this rather easily with just a few clicks.

Best regards,


Brian  

I do have universal email how do i do this in a few steps u mentioned? please explain...

If you follow the steps provided in the Getting Started Guide in the Universal email support page:
universal-email/

You can skip the part about creating your contact form and go to page 4 where it goes over the Universal Email server behavior.

Thanks Jimmy, i"ll give that a shot, question it says to find out my smtp server when setting the form up in universal, how do i find out what my smtp server is?

where would i go in my host company to find this info?

Ask your server administrator if you're unsure of your smtp settings.