Hello,
most of the time, the 'contact' link on Web Sites leads to a form we're you enter your name, your E-Mail coordinates, a subsject and a content. The 'action' is to create an E-Mail and sent it, this avoids having an E-Mail address which can be directly harversted by spambots.
Code is really straightformward -- except for one thing :
the HTML code contains:
<form id="contact" method="post" action="http://my.web.site/traitement_formulaire.php">
<-- field definition, actions, ... --> </form>
I've put 'traitement_formulaire.php' at the root of the dir implementing the Web site, and managed by SiteMgr. Now, clicking on the 'Send Message' button, I got:
Attempt to access information outside current website: cat_id=
So the question: how do I access a generic php code from a SiteMgr page ? Did someone implement such a 'contact form' application ?
Regards
Pascal
Re: SiteMgr : add form to send E-Mail to Webmaster
Why not use the contact form provided by Sitemgr? It can write emails
and/or add contacts to an addressbook.
Ralf
Ps: your problem is your rewrite rule for seo links, it catches your
script url, you can either exclude it or put the script in a subdir
Dupuis schrieb:
> Hello,
> most of the time, the 'contact' link on Web Sites leads to a form we're you
> enter your name, your E-Mail coordinates, a subsject and a content. The
> 'action' is to create an E-Mail and sent it, this avoids having an E-Mail
> address which can be directly harversted by spambots.
>
> Code is really straightformward -- except for one thing :
> the HTML code contains:
> <form id="contact" method="post"
> action="http://my.web.site/traitement_formulaire.php">
> <-- field definition, actions, ... --> </form>
> I've put 'traitement_formulaire.php' at the root of the dir implementing the
> Web site, and managed by SiteMgr. Now, clicking on the 'Send Message'
> button, I got:
> Attempt to access information outside current website: cat_id=
> So the question: how do I access a generic php code from a SiteMgr page ?
> Did someone implement such a 'contact form' application ?
>
> Regards
>
> Pascal
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