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you've got a form tag within a form tag <form id="form1" name="form1" method="post" action="/formmail/formmail.cgi"> <form action="/formmail/formmail.cgi" method="post"> Also your missing a submit button

My templating system goes something like this: <?php include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/private/page_templates/header.php'); include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/private/page_templates/side_menu.php'); loadmodules(); include($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/private/page_templates/footer.php'); ?>

I just tab in for each different nest i.e: $aQuery = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM `thistable`"); while($aResult = mysql_fetch_array($aQuery)){ //new nest echo "<div>"; //new nest echo "<p>{$aResult['thisresult']}</p>"; echo "</div>"; } You'll pick up your own method of doing things that your comfortable with as you go along!

can u upload a screenshot of what your trying to accomplish?

That's what you want

Try: .form_title input[type=text]{ } I wouldn't use it at all if I was you as the majority of browsers won't parse css2

Im not going to do it for you but I'll point you in the right direction Looking to PHP... You'll need to pass the posted vars with $_POST. Then you'll want to format the message with text. Then send it off with php's mail function... mail()

#thisDiv{ width: 200px; position: absolute; top: 85%; left: 50%; } I hope I've interpretted what it is you want correctly

asp can only be used with windows "officialy" there are ways and means around it... 'WINE' is an example... If I was you i'd learn nice clean xhtml and css first then move onto things that are more classed as programming... javascript/php was my choice. I learnt php first the javascript, once you've learnt one language others follow quite easily

asin 5 popup pages open up at the same time?

absolute positioning can be a god send as long as its done correctly

setcookie('thisisthecookiename',true); Google "php setcookie function" to get the available params

For multiple submits Id just use different names on the submit button and in a nutshell u could do something like: if($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST'){ if(isset($_POST['submitbutton1'])){ //play with form 1 } if(isset($_POST['submitbutton2'])){ //play with form2 } } ?> <form action=<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];?>" method="post"> blaaaaaaa Thats litterally the raw elements... Id use a switch personally but you get the idea

might not be relevant but unless my memory is wrong varchar rows are limited to 255 chars

I took the easy option and just gave him the answer

$name = $_POST['name']; $email = $_POST['email']; $email2 = $_POST['email2']; $membername = $_POST['allreadymember']; $reason = $_POST['reason']; $comment = $_POST['comment']; $success = 0; //name check if (strlen($name) < 1) { echo"Please Fill In a Name."; include ('contact.html'); } else { $success = $success + 1; exit(); } //email check if($email != $email2){ echo"Please Make Sure the two emails match."; include('contact.html'); } else { $success = $success + 1; exit(); } //reason check if($reason == "Choose One"){ echo "Please Select a Valid Reason"; include('contact.html'); }else{ $success = $success + 1; exit(); } //comment check if(strlen($comment) < 1){ echo "Please Enter a Comment"; include ('contact.html'); } else { $success = $success + 1; exit(); } //call too action if ($success = 4) { include('emailsend.php'); }else{ echo"There has been a PHP error, Please contact admin straight at admin@united-gamerz.com, Sorry for any Inconvieniance. Admin"; include('contact.html'); exit(); }

$form .= "<input type=\"radio\" name=\"givemeaname\" value=\"telephone\" />"; $form .= "<input type=\"radio\" name=\"givemeaname\" value=\"email\" />";