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This tutorial will go over how to set up the formhandler component.
http://www.learnnof.creationtidbits.com/php_form.html
It is for Fusion 10 and PHP but basically it is the same in Fusion 9 with a very few minor differences.
I think you will find that creating a form manually with the form tools and processing it with <cfmail> will be a lot easier.
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jeanietee said:
| Yes, the one hosted with you. I changed now to asp and get a
| different error...500. I looked at the ColdFusion tutorial but
| didn't want to start over. Would rather save it for another day.
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| On Sun, Mar 25 2007 10:02 pm, <gotFusion.com> said:
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|| Do you have the form set to ASP or PHP?
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|| Is this on the domain you have hosted with us or on another
|| domain? If it hosted on our servers you can use ASP and it should
|| work fine or you can go over the ColdFusion form to email
|| tutorials and use <cfmail> to process your form to email.
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|| jeanietee said:
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||| I'm trying to create a simple event sign-up form, success would be
||| a thank you page with options to pay via paypal. This might not be
||| the best way to do this, but I don't have a lot of experience and
||| need to keep it simple. I've made the form using the form handler
||| component and uploaded it. It looks fine, but on submit, I get
||| error code 701. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?