That's a good question. I'm not sure what is the answer to that question. I'll do some research in Google and get back to you if I bump into an decent answer. You should email the people at iPage as they probably could help you..

O ok sorry about that. I had the images along with the html page in the zip to show how I wanted the page setup. I uploaded it here is the link to see how I set it up..

Http://www.theadvocator.org/dispute2.html.

And here is the page code. Now it doesnt have much of the coding because I know how to get the form boxes in the page but what to do after that I have no clue. I am assuming this will have to be done with some type of javascript? Which I have no clue about. I wanted to also use the submit image to send it when they clicked it..

Thanks again...

You really should be using server side scripting for your.

Form submit. The use of.

Mailto:.

Is unpredicatable.

And depending upon the users email client, you may or may.

Not recieve the form contents in the body of the message..

Below is the best way I know how to forward form contents.

Using.

Mailto:.

Be advised, the.

HTML.

Tags which are.

Within the form contents will also be submitted. Please.

Do not post back asking how you can take them out or.

Have them render as.

HTML.

Because the answer is:.

Use server side scripting!.

.....Willy..

Maybe you can find something of value on these pages...

Http://www.hotscripts.com/ASP/Script...ors/index.html..

It is benefical for everybody if you posted the answer instead of sending an email. that way others can read this and get help if they need it. that is what these forums are for....

Yes I agree. If I would have had the answer then I would have posted it. I did not see a point in posting a long off topic reply that may have taken away from his question. Figured short and sweet would not pull away from it. Like Teknerd, I too am interested in the answer to this problem. I didn't send a PM for the fact that so many go unnoticed.

Oh well enough off topic...

I believe I found a way to reliably submit a form using.

Mailto:.

Without the additional HTML markup my previous method.

Corrupted the results with..

It occured to me to take the values of the form inputs and.

Transfer those values to hidden spans and submit the values.

Of the spans. This seems to work. I've tested it using.

Outlook Express. Any input would be appreciated..

.....Willy..

Thanks guys with Jgedeon and Willy's help I was able to use their ideas along with a php script from this iPage site to get it to work..

Http://www.php-india.net/modules.php...download&cid=1.

Here is the finished page..

Http://www.theoutcasts.org/disputes.html.

Thanks again....

I suppose that means I will not get any feedback on.

If the mailto: form submit method I am using works..

.....Willy..

Sorry Willy I couldnt get it to work. It acted like it was sending but never did for some reason...