Emailing form (not just content) on SUBMIT

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Dave Lagergren

I have a form filled out by field reps that needs to be emailed into Customer
Service Reps. At present I am using FP forms but the information is not in a
useable format. I would like to send the completed form (as an attachment?)
so that it is received formatted.

Can I do that with FP or do I need an add-in in PHP or??
 
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Stefan B Rusynko

Not possible w/ the FP forms handler
- will require server side scripting like PHP or ASP or ASP.NET

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|I have a form filled out by field reps that needs to be emailed into Customer
| Service Reps. At present I am using FP forms but the information is not in a
| useable format. I would like to send the completed form (as an attachment?)
| so that it is received formatted.
|
| Can I do that with FP or do I need an add-in in PHP or??
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| Dave Lagergren
| Manager - Data Applications
| Wireless Management, Inc
| Specializing in cellular wireless applications
 
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Ronx

You will require a server side script (asp, asp.NET, PHP, Perl/CGI etc.)
to process and format the form data, and an email component installed on
the server (such as CDOSYS on Windows) that will support attachments.
The script may have to save the formatted form data as a file on the
server as part of the process.
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Thomas A. Rowe

I would accomplish this by storing the data in a database, then send a link (to whomever) to a
duplicate of the form to retrieve the data for viewing or printing, etc.

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