Which coding method you use depends on what type of Domain you have.

<FORM ACTION="/cgi-bin/fmail.pl" METHOD="POST">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="recipient" VALUE="email address to receive form info">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="subject" VALUE="Name of form ie:Order Form">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="thankurl" VALUE="http://www.bronson-tate.net/your_dir/thankyou.htm">

The above 4 lines need to be placed at the beginning of your HTML coding that starts the forms.

• Line number 1 declares that the forms in your HTML page will be processed by the fmail.pl script in our CGI-BIN.
• Line number 2, tells the form script to send the completed forms to the specified recipient (your e-mail address of whomever's you set it for).
• Line number 3, tells the form script to place the declared subject line into the form sent to the recipient via e-mail.
• Finally, line number 4 tells the form script to send the visitor filling out the form to a page thanking them for filling out the form.

Don't forget to create a 'thankyou' page for your form.
Please note that if you DO NOT want to use the "thankyou.htm" you can specify:

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="thankurl" VALUE="no">
(This will display a default thank you page for you, saves some HTML coding)

Also, the place in your HTML code where you ask the visitor for their e-mail address change the coding to reflect something like this:

<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="username">What is your e-mail address?

The key parameter is the name="username". This will take the e-mail address from the form and place it into the e-mail form that is sent to the recipient (declared in Line 2 of the form coding). Otherwise, the recipient will receive mail from "No-Email-Given@whatever.com" (a null used in the form script if no e-mail address is found via the username parameter).

• Package 1 accounts don't have their own CGI-BIN, and must use our Form-Mail script if you want to have feedback from your visitors.
• All Package 2 and above accounts have their own CGI-BIN, and may use our Form-Mail script or your own.

Package 1 Accounts:
Add the following 4 lines to your form document and your form will send the information to the specified e-mail address.

<FORM ACTION="http://www.bronson-tate.net/cgi-bin/fmail.pl" METHOD="POST">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="recipient" VALUE="email address to receive form info">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="subject" VALUE="Name of form ie:Order Form">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="thankurl" VALUE="http://www.your_domain_name/thankyou.htm">

The above 4 lines need to be placed at the beginning of your HTML coding that starts the forms.

• Line number 1 declares that the forms in your HTML page will be processed by the fmail.pl script in our CGI-BIN.
• Line number 2, tells the form script to send the completed forms to the specified recipient (your e-mail address of whomever's you set it for).
• Line number 3, tells the form script to place the declared subject line into the form sent to the recipient via e-mail.
• Finally, line number 4 tells the form script to send the visitor filling out the form to a page thanking them for filling out the form.

Don't forget to create a 'thankyou' page for your form.
Please note that if you DO NOT want to use the "thankyou.htm" you can specify:

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="thankurl" VALUE="no">
(This will display a default thank you page for you, saves some HTML coding)

Also, the place in your HTML code where you ask the visitor for their e-mail address change the coding to reflect something like this:

<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="username">What is your e-mail address?

The key parameter is the name="username". This will take the e-mail address from the form and place it into the e-mail form that is sent to the recipient (declared in Line 2 of the form coding). Otherwise, the recipient will receive mail from "No-Email-Given@whatever.com" (a null used in the form script if no e-mail address is found via the username parameter).

Package 2 and above Accounts:
To use our Form-Mail, follow the instructions below.
Add the following 4 lines to your form document and your form will send the information to the specified e-mail address.

<FORM ACTION="/cgi-bin/fmail.pl" METHOD="POST">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="recipient" VALUE="email address to receive form info">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="subject" VALUE="Name of form ie:Order Form">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="thankurl" VALUE="http://www.your_domain_name/thankyou.htm">

The above 4 lines need to be placed at the beginning of your HTML coding that starts the forms.

• Line number 1 declares that the forms in your HTML page will be processed by the fmail.pl script in our CGI-BIN.
• Line number 2, tells the form script to send the completed forms to the specified recipient (your e-mail address of whomever's you set it for).
• Line number 3, tells the form script to place the declared subject line into the form sent to the recipient via e-mail.
• Finally, line number 4 tells the form script to send the visitor filling out the form to a page thanking them for filling out the form.

Don't forget to create a 'thankyou' page for your form.
Please note that if you DO NOT want to use the "thankyou.htm" you can specify:

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="thankurl" VALUE="no">
(This will display a default thank you page for you, saves some HTML coding)

Also, the place in your HTML code where you ask the visitor for their e-mail address change the coding to reflect something like this:

<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="username">What is your e-mail address?

The key parameter is the name="username". This will take the e-mail address from the form and place it into the e-mail form that is sent to the recipient (declared in Line 2 of the form coding). Otherwise, the recipient will receive mail from "No-Email-Given@whatever.com" (a null used in the form script if no e-mail address is found via the username parameter).

• Can I use Form-Mail on my other web sites ?
• Can I use my own CGI scripts ?
• I can't get Form-Mail to work on my site.
  What did I do wrong ?
• How do I get Form-Mail to send the viewer
  a "Thank-You" E-Mail ?