[Modus] Webmail Login form

[Keven Lowe]

<script type="text/_javascript_" language="_javascript_"><!--//       function Func1() {if(!document.LoginForm.Password.value)return false}//--></script>          <FORM name="LoginForm" action= ""http://your mail server/Login.asp">http://your mail server/Login.asp?" method="POST" language= "_javascript_" >      <P align="center">      <INPUT type="hidden" name="AutoLogon">      <p align="center">      <big>Check your Email<br>from anywhere!</big><br>           Email Address:<br>      <INPUT type="text" name="UserID" size="17" maxlength="50" value="@your domain.com"><br>      Password:<br>      <INPUT type="password" name= "Password" size="10" maxlength="15"><br>      <INPUT type="submit" name= "Submit" value="Login"></p></FORM>     try this just change to  your mail server and domain name   Keven Fallsnet ----- Original Message ----- From: Matt Edwards To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, December 29, 2003 11:12 AM Subject: [Modus] Webmail Login form Has anyone integrated a the webmail login form into their homepage?  All the sites I have seen just have a link to the webmail login page.  I am wanting to put two fields on my homepage for e-mail and password in a little table on the side column of my site.  And  when they login it takes them to a new browser window logged into the webamail application.  I have looked at the source code of the login.asp and honestly I don’t know where to begin. J  Can anyone give me any hints on what I need to do.  Or better yet an example I could look at?  Thanks.   ____________________ Matt Edwards Net Doctors, Inc. 864-882-1650 ____________________   --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.553 / Virus Database: 345 - Release Date: 12/18/2003