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Is this possible using SSI or HTML?
I'm using Javascript currently, and it asks the user if they want to send the message or not. I don't want to do this client side...I want to be able to do it server side behind the scenes, so that I may log the IP and time. Also, if you have a page password protected, is there a possibility to have the name entered in the user/password box sent in the email as well? Thank you, Tim [This message has been edited by TimDimman (edited September 21, 2000).] |
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It's possible in almost all server-side scripting languages depending on which particular one you want.
>>Is this possible using SSI or HTML? Sure. You can use <!--#include virtual="/cgi-bin/stats.pl"--> Your script can then sendmail or log all kind of environment variables including $ENV{'REMOTE_USER'} if such page is protected. Next, display an html output back to the exact position of your SSI tag, i.e. The current time. Once you decided which way to go, repost your message to the appropriate forum. |
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