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E-mail Form Samples

The following links point to directories rather than files, so that you can readily see what files are involved in creating each type of PonyExpress form. In all cases, the actual form is named "form.html"; in typical situations this would be the index.html file within the directory.

Take advantage of your browser's "View/Source" menu option to look at the HTML for the forms in each of these examples.

  1. Comments - A bare bones example of a Web-to-E-mail form. This example does not use any template files, since it sends an unformatted e-mail to the admin only.
  2. Comments 2 - A bit more advanced than the first example, this form uses template files to format both the admin e-mail and a reply to the visitor using the form.

 

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