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HTML questions with e-mail

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Kirkendall

Junior Member
All,

I am developing a survey for the company I work for. This is not my specialty and I'm just helping out doing this because everyone in our e-commerce group is very busy. Anyway, I'm trying to develop an e-mail that's basically a form created in HTML. All they have to do is fill out the form that's e-mailed to them and push the submit button. I have the form created, now the only thing I need help with is making it an e-mail and after they submit the form, it gives them a response back. I don't want to send this as an attachment nor do I want to direct them to a website. We are trying to make this as easy for the customers as possible. Also this has to be done in Outlook 2000. Any suggestions would be great and thank you for your help in advance.

 
You have the submit button doing mailto:Email@domain.com right? The return email is somewhat more difficult, you'n need an auto-responder or something of the sort. A nice javascript popup after they click the button is always an easy alternative.
 
I have the submit button using a form tag. <form action=&quot;mailto:email@domain.com&quot; method=&quot;post&quot; enctype=&quot;text/plain&quot; name=&quot;Response&quot;> and that works, but I can't get a response for the user after they hit the submit button. Now I have to have an auto-responder as a CGI program, right?

 
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