raichlea
16 Nov 2006, 11:58 AM
Hi all,
I am trying to create an online job application for a client and wondering if anyone can make any suggestions to point me in the right direction. What I want is a standard HTML form that then emails the output in a logical format.
I am currently using pair's cgiemail template:
http://www.pair.com/support/knowledge_base/authoring_development/system_cgi_cgiemail.html
but noticing that when I have checkboxes to select multiple options, a list is printed out with gaps between the options that don't look so good.
Example:
Where would you like to apply:
[chkbox]option 1
[chkbox]option 2
[chkbox]option 3
[chkbox]option 4
etc.
is emailed as
Applicant wants to apply to
option1
option3
option4
if those are the 3 that they wanted and in the longer lists of options it's really ugly and hard to read. Could anybody make any suggestions for an easier way to do this? I am somewhat familiar with php and pretty familiar with HTML. Essentially I want something more customizable than cgiemail I guess.
Thanks in advance!
-Rachel
I am trying to create an online job application for a client and wondering if anyone can make any suggestions to point me in the right direction. What I want is a standard HTML form that then emails the output in a logical format.
I am currently using pair's cgiemail template:
http://www.pair.com/support/knowledge_base/authoring_development/system_cgi_cgiemail.html
but noticing that when I have checkboxes to select multiple options, a list is printed out with gaps between the options that don't look so good.
Example:
Where would you like to apply:
[chkbox]option 1
[chkbox]option 2
[chkbox]option 3
[chkbox]option 4
etc.
is emailed as
Applicant wants to apply to
option1
option3
option4
if those are the 3 that they wanted and in the longer lists of options it's really ugly and hard to read. Could anybody make any suggestions for an easier way to do this? I am somewhat familiar with php and pretty familiar with HTML. Essentially I want something more customizable than cgiemail I guess.
Thanks in advance!
-Rachel