>Hi all,
>
>I'm finishing up a web site, and am trying to use a form. It's the site I've
>mentioned that will eventually need the translations and shopping cart. Right
>now I'm using a mailto form because the server isn't set up for CGI. The guy
>who owns the new server and is new to hosting doesn't have time to figure out
>how to set it up for CGI. I found that out today, which also happens to be
>the site deadline. He suggested I just do everything with ASP. Problem is, I
>don't know ASP and don't have time to learn it by tomorrow morning . . . even
>if it were a solution. This rates right up there with the guy trying to do
>web pages with no computer experience!
>
>Would any of you know where to direct me so I can figure out what I need to do
>to his server so his CGI bin works? I know; I'm clueless, but I'm learning.
>I know there needs to be an active directory and a script. He's running an NT
>operation. I need to ask for a bigger percentage.
Linda, I can't help you with setting up a cgi form script, but honestly,
there are a zillion web hosting services that make it easy to set up forms
without knowing anything about cgi. I think you should move to a web
hosting service that actually offers some service and support. Forms are
basic. You're on the wrong host!
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Barry <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Web Design & Development - Online Marketing <http://www.ToTheWeb.com>
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