Put a php-orderform inside a html page?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by dowjones, May 9, 2009.

  1. #1
    Hi guys and girls,
    I´m a bit retarded when it comes to html, css, php etc. But I have question I would be very, very happy to get an answer to.

    I have a website. On the indexpage there is a link to an orderfrom written in php, xxxx.php. The order form is pretty advanced (or at least I thinks so). The order form takes info from the user and when he clicks send the order form creates some pdf files based on the answers and send it to my mail. The coder created a folder on my server with alot of code-files for this order form.

    Now, I want to make that order Not open up in a new window. I want it "open up" inside the normal website. How the hell do you do this? I have tried to explain this to a coder I hired, but he doesnt understand what to do. Or maybe I´m asking for something that cant be done?

    Do You understand what I mean? Is it really that hard?

    If it matters, the website is all html except the order form wich is .php.

    Best regards Kafka
     
    dowjones, May 9, 2009 IP
  2. Masterful

    Masterful Well-Known Member

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    What is your Web address? How are we supposed to help without seeing your code or Web site?
     
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  3. RackSolidHost

    RackSolidHost Peon

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    rename your main page to something.php
    then copy and paste your form code into it
    of course you will have to make some adjustments depending on the code
     
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    Thanks for the answers guys. I cant type out the url. the company wouldnt like it. I have hired one other guy as well to look into it.
     
    dowjones, May 10, 2009 IP