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Old February 19th, 2005, 10:31 PM
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how to make the "browse" button appear

I need a code to make the "browse" button and box to appear in a form Once it is in my form how do i get it to send the file as an attachment in an email (i am using an angelfire site)

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Depends on the email client software of the site visitor if you don't have any server-side SMTP software.

FrontPage Server Extensions, as used on Angelfire, do support the sending of email messages using a server-sided SMTP server you know nothing about, but don't support the sending of attachments for obvious reasons.

Using:

Code:
 <form action="myemail@address.com">
 <label for="inpFile">Choose a file: </label><input type="file" id="inpFile" />
 <button type="submit">Send Email</button>
 </form>
 


Will cause an email client at the client-end to boot up and attach that file

....But only works for a FEW email clients, and certanly NOT MS Outlook, Outlook Express, or Hotmail. (I think Thunderbird does, but I'm not entirely sure)

Speak to AngelFire tech support about granting you access to PHP and any SMTP servers.

If not, get a real host, mofo!

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