comments form? please help

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  2. crath

    crath Well-Known Member

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    with php/mysql

    and if you want it more interactive, javascript
     
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    What did your search turn up? How far did you get? What did you get stuck on?

    Here is the search that I did

    and the results seem quite promising.

    If you need further help with any part of a tutorial, I and i am sure others will be happy to help.
     
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    mytvtalk Active Member

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    i got stuck on the cgi part that i kept finding? thanks for the advice il have a look at the link you found now. thanks
     
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    Hello everyone. . .The form at the page you posted originally is pretty much by php via Wordpress.

    You can learn more about @ wordpress.org if u want.

    Forget about the CGI: Just use php/MYSQL or any other database you may have. More help ? pm me
     
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    thanks for the advice guys, if i ever getting working il show you the results lol
     
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    That statement makes no sense. PHP is a form of CGI/SSI - really depending on the installation. If it's installed as a apache module, it's an SSI, if it's installed under IIS or as a standalone, it's a CGI since information is passed via the "Common Gateway Interface" - Saying ignore the CGI means not to use php either (or only use php as an apache module - which is splitting hairs)

    Really, the terms are interchangeable, the difference to the end user or even the programmer being exactly none.

    As to the problem at hand - hang on, I just wrote a new version of my php e-mail wrapper. It has no anti-spam additions like captchas, but is a good starting point. Lemme clean it up and I'll post it up here.
     
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