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LiveMotion Forms LiveMotion 2ˆ Difficulty: Intermediate - Advanced Download
  By: Jon Thompson Email: phxnow@cox.net URL: www.phxnow.com 03.15.2002  
 

LiveMotion Forms - Part VI

WERE DONE!

Now that we are done with all of this scripting (yuch!) we can export our swf file, and upload our swf and asp file to the same directory. Now remember, you can do this with any mail object that your server may be running, we are using CDONTS because it is the most common mail component. There are tons out there, like JMail, which is pretty good, all have there own features, and are setup a little differently. As well, at the beginning of this tutorial, you can also use a PHP or CGI script as well. You could use a standard formMail script, formMail is a standard for cgi scripts, but is really huge for what we are doing here, you can use it, but it will require more setup on your part.

On a final note, I am no scripting expert by any means. Infact, this is some of the very first ASP code I have written, and this the second form I have done in LM2. I have used CDONTS and JMail mail components, and actually prefer JMail, it has more options, but does run a little slower depending on your server and how many people are actually using the Mail component. If you do find error in any of my code, JS or ASP, please let me know. If you are interested in writing instruction on how to use a CGI or PHP script for this tutorial, please contact me at jon@livemotioncentral.com

Best Wishes,
Jon Thompson

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