First of all, I would like to say that I am very impressed with SUF6.0. The application is extremely flexible for all of my needs. However, I have a question that I need answered and it has been eating at my brain:
I am collecting information from my installers: Name & Email Address. I want to be able to submit the collected information to a PHP script that writes the information to a tect file on my site. When I wrote the script, it didn't work. The application ran, however, the text file was not updated with the information submitted. I did follow the information provided in the help file in SUF. My PHP script was as follows:
<?php
if (!$save = fopen("test.txt","a")) {
exit;
}
fwrite($save,"$UserName\r\n");
fwrite($save,"$UserEmail\r\n");
fclose($save);
?>
In SUF, my edit fields & text stored in variables were as follows:
Name: %UserName%
Email Address: %UserEmail%
My Parameters name for Submit to Web were as follows:
USER EMAIL:
Name: UserEmail
Value: %UserEmail%
USER NAME:
Name: UserName
Value: %UserName%
Any thoughts on what I am doing wrong?
Thanks,
Gregg
I am collecting information from my installers: Name & Email Address. I want to be able to submit the collected information to a PHP script that writes the information to a tect file on my site. When I wrote the script, it didn't work. The application ran, however, the text file was not updated with the information submitted. I did follow the information provided in the help file in SUF. My PHP script was as follows:
<?php
if (!$save = fopen("test.txt","a")) {
exit;
}
fwrite($save,"$UserName\r\n");
fwrite($save,"$UserEmail\r\n");
fclose($save);
?>
In SUF, my edit fields & text stored in variables were as follows:
Name: %UserName%
Email Address: %UserEmail%
My Parameters name for Submit to Web were as follows:
USER EMAIL:
Name: UserEmail
Value: %UserEmail%
USER NAME:
Name: UserName
Value: %UserName%
Any thoughts on what I am doing wrong?
Thanks,
Gregg
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