Using a home made contact form?

marc2004 · 08.04.2004, 22:50

How to import my own contact form in MOS?

I would like to use this form like a content item within my site?

Thanks a lot for your help

stingrey · 08.04.2004, 23:20

If its just html code you can put into a typed content page, by accessing the Wysiwyg Editors html mode < >.

If it involves php code, you will need to use a mambot callled mosphp available here (you need to register to download):
www.mambobrothers.com

marc2004 · 08.04.2004, 23:52

Thanks, I've juste downloded it but I've got the following error:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected '<' in .... mambots\mosphp.inc(34) : eval()'d code on line 1

Do you know why?

Regenerate · 09.04.2004, 00:03

If you make it a normal working html or php document you can also work with inline frames (<iframe src="url for your file" border="0"></iframe>)

stingrey · 09.04.2004, 00:23

You could also use the method I posted here:
http://forum.mamboserver.com/viewtop...?p=67556#67556

However, in the custom script, instead of simply loading the module position user1, you could enter your contact script.

crash777 · 11.04.2004, 06:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by marc2004

Thanks, I've juste downloded it but I've got the following error:

Parse error: parse error, unexpected '<' in .... mambots\mosphp.inc(34) : eval()'d code on line 1

Do you know why?

Take the "<?php" and "?>" tags out... the "{mosphp}" tags replace it.

stingrey · 11.04.2004, 14:35

Good pickup Crash

atapi · 16.09.2004, 08:43

I am getting the same problem.
I have taken out the <? ?> respectively
I am trying to do something like this...

{mosphp}
foreach($HTTP_POST_VARS as $varname => $value)
$formVars[$varname]=$value;

if ($formVars[$submit]=="1") {
$joe = "hello"; return $joe;//plan to process the from here}
else { $joe = "hello2"; return $joe;//plan to put a form in here}
{/mosphp}