Hi Bill, Thanks for the fast response. I don't mind nooby questions - often it is the simple things that trip us up :)
I just doublechecked, and both PHP files and the JS are in the same directory with Contact-2.html The site is hosted using Yahoo Webhosting, and it says I am using PHP version 5.3.6 and the Support page says that all the functions except mime_magic and ming are supported. I'm not sure if it is set up to send emails or not. Yahoo refers us to this Help page: http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/smallbusiness/webhosting/php/php-17.html but it appears to just tell how to code a command to send email. The "PHP/Perl Mail Setup" of my webhosting account doesn't have a On/Off switch. It appears to be active and ready to use. Can you decipher what the Help page is saying? Thanks! Greg On Thursday, December 6, 2012 1:30:16 PM UTC-6, Bill Lazar wrote: > > Greg, > > Besides the HTML/CSS did you also put the freecontactform.php on your > webserver, and in the same directory as the HTML page, and is your > webserver set up for PHP and to send emails? > > This sounds like a nooby question but I can't tell from your email if you > understand this part or not. > > Bill > > On Dec 6, 2012, at 11:17 AM, Greg wrote: > > > I am re-building an old site to be responsive using Twitter Bootstrap. > But > > just ran into a major roadblock with making a Contact Form. I can make > the > > "form" part easy enough, the HTML and CSS works fine. > > >
