Thanks.
Jefff
Registered User
150 posts
Can I test this locally on my PC if I have Apache installed?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
Sure, anything is possible 
You do need more then just Apache though.
https://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles … -software/
You do need more then just Apache though.https://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles … -software/
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Jefff
Registered User
150 posts
Thanks Scott.
I think it may just be easier to upload it to my current provider and test it there!
I think it may just be easier to upload it to my current provider and test it there!
Jefff
Registered User
150 posts
One more quick question, do I upload the form files to the root of my website then paste the code into my web page?
Jimmy the Sailor
Registered User
292 posts
Hi Jeff
Check here: http://www.art-i-batik.com/shopping/Reserva.php and press the button "Contacte-nos".
And check the thread "Forms embedded in a static page".
Regards
Check here: http://www.art-i-batik.com/shopping/Reserva.php and press the button "Contacte-nos".
And check the thread "Forms embedded in a static page".
Regards
Jimmy The Sailor
http://www.jimmythesailor.net (trying to show my photos)
http://www.art-i-batik.com (my wife's gallery)
http://www.jimmythesailor.net (trying to show my photos)
http://www.art-i-batik.com (my wife's gallery)
Jefff
Registered User
150 posts
Thanks for the response Jimmy
I'm still playing with the program (trying different backgrounds etc.)
Jeff
I'm still playing with the program (trying different backgrounds etc.)
Jeff
Jimmy the Sailor
Registered User
292 posts
Hi Jeff
I made a different approach and design the form and uploaded to the shopping cart root and inside the static page inserted the form code, without changes, with the HTML tools. And it worked just fine...
http://www.jimmythesailor.com/shop_coins/index.php this is the url for my new test shopping cart with a web form embedded. As you see I create a directory exclusively for the shop the "shop_coin" and inside I uploaded the form as it was built.
I made a different approach and design the form and uploaded to the shopping cart root and inside the static page inserted the form code, without changes, with the HTML tools. And it worked just fine...
http://www.jimmythesailor.com/shop_coins/index.php this is the url for my new test shopping cart with a web form embedded. As you see I create a directory exclusively for the shop the "shop_coin" and inside I uploaded the form as it was built.
Jimmy The Sailor
http://www.jimmythesailor.net (trying to show my photos)
http://www.art-i-batik.com (my wife's gallery)
http://www.jimmythesailor.net (trying to show my photos)
http://www.art-i-batik.com (my wife's gallery)
Jefff
Registered User
150 posts
Thanks Jimmy;
I used the same approach (embedding in the page with the HTML tool). Once I got the hang of how the program worked it was fairly easy to create three or four different forms and try them on the page (one at a time of course!). Thanks for your help!
Jeff
I used the same approach (embedding in the page with the HTML tool). Once I got the hang of how the program worked it was fairly easy to create three or four different forms and try them on the page (one at a time of course!). Thanks for your help!
Jeff
Jefff
Registered User
150 posts
Could a few of you try out the form just so I can be sure its working for people other than me? You should get a reply e-mail once you submit the form and be returned to the main page.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Jo Rice
Senior Advisor
10,951 posts
Tested and got the reply no problem, ended up in my spam, you may want to add a comment which I need to do also, that tells people to be sure to add the email address (and give the email address it's coming from) to their address book so it doesn't get marked as spam. Other than that looked good to me
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