Extension for emailing attachment?

[GCFI]

I am looking for a dreamweaver extension (php) that will allow the visitor to
attach a file to a form for e-mailing. Ideally, the extension will allow me to
insert a browse function into the form - I don't want the user to have to type
in the path. Any ideas?

[Alan]

it's not an extension, but a fairly easy to configure script for that is
here:
[url]http://don.formdude.com[/url]

open the readme's in the docs folder.

readme_pfm_classic.htm covers setting up the script and using it, based on
the boaddrink.com phpformmail.

readme_pfm_additional.html covers the additional features of this modified
version, such as email alias and file attachments.

> I am looking for a dreamweaver extension (php) that will allow the visitor to
> attach a file to a form for e-mailing. Ideally, the extension will allow me
> to
> insert a browse function into the form - I don't want the user to have to type
> in the path. Any ideas?

[Distefano Felice]

Have a look here
[url]http://www.felixone.it/extensions/mxmfen.asp[/url]



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>I am looking for a dreamweaver extension (php) that will allow the visitor
>to
> attach a file to a form for e-mailing. Ideally, the extension will allow
> me to
> insert a browse function into the form - I don't want the user to have to
> type
> in the path. Any ideas?
>

[GCFI]

I've read the documentation. My question is: does this script put a browse function (button) on the form so the user can point to a file rather than have to explicitly type the path and filename?

[Alan]

Is this reply to me?

the form script i mentioned doesn't put anything at all into your html form.
It is a php script to submit your form ~to~, it then processes the form and
sends the email out.

You have to make the form, inserting a File button.
If using this phpformmail script, you have to insert the hidden form fields
decribed in the readme to control the script.
The recipient field and the file_name fields that tells the script the field
name of the File type input button.

> I've read the documentation. My question is: does this script put a browse
> function (button) on the form so the user can point to a file rather than have
> to explicitly type the path and filename?