Thanks for responding, Sarah.
Tried that but it doesn't work. The page displays the result of the
form.irev code as it would be before the form is processed even if the
form is filled and the submit button clicked. Perhaps I misunderstood
your instructions. I changed
"http://myAccount.on-rev.com/form.irev";
in the form action in 2 below to
"http://localhost/mySiteFolder/thePage.html"; (Site folder on my Mac)
I then put another HTML snippet on the page with the irev code
<iFrame src="http://pareto.on-rev.com/form.irev";>
I also tried to upload the web site from my Sites folder to my www
folder at On-Rev using the Web Disk, but I kept getting an error. Sigh.
Gregory
On 28-Aug-09, at 3:16 AM, Sarah wrote:
Instead of posting the form data to a separate file, post it back to
the file containing the form itself and have it read the post data,
save it and then display it all in the one file.
So put the script you have in form.irev into an HTML snippet on the
original page. Then change the form action to point to whatever you
have called that file.
For some On-Rev examples, check out my page at http://www.troz.net/onrev/
especially the Simple Form script.
Cheers,
Sarah
Sent from my iPhone
On 28/08/2009, at 7:23 AM, Gregory Lypny <gregory.ly...@videotron.ca>
wrote:
Hello everyone,
Well, I've made some progress with this whole On-Rev thing. I'm
trying to reproduce Kevin Miller's video example of guest book form
that echoes the entry and save it to a file except that I want to do
it using an HTML snippet object in an iWeb page that I've got served
from my Mac in the Sites folder. I think the HTML snippet works
like an iFrame but I'm not sure if they are the same thing. Man,
that was a mouthful and probably a pain to read, but it's just the
three parts listed below.
Everything works fine except that the entry is echoed in a new
(blank) window rather than tacked onto the original form page as in
Kevin's example. Can anyone tell me how I can get the entry to echo
in the original form?
Much obliged,
Gregory
1. An iWeb site served from my Mac's Sites folder
2. One of the pages has the following HTML snippet:
<form action="http://myAccount.on-rev.com/form.irev"; method="post">
-- Kevin's web form HTML code copied here
</form>
3. The form.irev file referred to in the snippet in 2 above has the
following code that processes the form.
<html>
<?rev
put $_POST["name"] into theName
put $_POST["age"] into theAge
put $_POST["email"] into theEmail
if theName is not empty
then
put theName & tab & theAge & tab & theEmail & return \
after url ("file:testGuestBook.txt")
put "YOUR REGISTRATION" & "</br>"
put "Name:" && theName & "</br>"
put "Age:" && theAge & "</br>"
put "eMail:" && theEmail & "</br>"
put "</br>" & "</br>"
put "OTHER REGISTRANTS" & "</br>"
put url ("file:testLogin.txt")
else
put "NO NAME!"
end if
?>
</html>
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