Art Guy
11-18-2002, 06:10 AM
Hello all. I hope you can help me.
In an effort to cut down time in completing emails for my job, I am attempting to create a shortcut...if at all possible.
I want to have a page that allow the user to submit key pieces of information. ie:
Client name:
Hotel Name:
Address:
phone:
Advisor:
Once the information is submitted, I would like to hit a button that will then display:
Dear _________, (client name)
Curently you have a reservation at ___________ (hotel). They are located at _____________. (address). They may be reached by calling _________. (phone)
Sincerily,
_______(advisor)
Then I can just cut and paste into my system. In the final version it would be much longer and have radio buttons to display additional paragraphs.
Is this possible? If so what is the easiest way to do this. Unfortunately my Server (The webspace provided by my ISP) has limitations so basically it will just have to keep it in memory, if possible. . I know they don't allow CGI script and I believe the same is true for PHP (I am looking into it now).
I have some HTML knowledge, but can't seem to figure this one out.
If this is over complicating things, please suggest an easier way, ie Flash, java, etc.
Jeff
In an effort to cut down time in completing emails for my job, I am attempting to create a shortcut...if at all possible.
I want to have a page that allow the user to submit key pieces of information. ie:
Client name:
Hotel Name:
Address:
phone:
Advisor:
Once the information is submitted, I would like to hit a button that will then display:
Dear _________, (client name)
Curently you have a reservation at ___________ (hotel). They are located at _____________. (address). They may be reached by calling _________. (phone)
Sincerily,
_______(advisor)
Then I can just cut and paste into my system. In the final version it would be much longer and have radio buttons to display additional paragraphs.
Is this possible? If so what is the easiest way to do this. Unfortunately my Server (The webspace provided by my ISP) has limitations so basically it will just have to keep it in memory, if possible. . I know they don't allow CGI script and I believe the same is true for PHP (I am looking into it now).
I have some HTML knowledge, but can't seem to figure this one out.
If this is over complicating things, please suggest an easier way, ie Flash, java, etc.
Jeff