I had these problems for ever, it was because I used a shared server ( through a reseller account ) and they simply do not allow certain scripts to work , form scripts were one of them.
I could not get a work around , until i moved over to virtual server. Then all worked fine.
This doesnt help , but this problem drove me up the wall!! I went over to a third party form service ( free ) called mycontactform.com It creates the html you need, ( you get to style it how you want it ) You then simply cut and paste it into a html stacks box. And there you have it.
Well taking a quick look at your phpinfo page revealed that it's running on Windows, ie probably a .net server. I'm pretty sure you need a unix server that allows php v5.x I think. That's why form may not be running, needs php.
BTW - wouldn't leave that phpinfo page up for long, as it displays routing info which noone should have, ie security breaching.
Thank you! I figured that was the issue. I've always used Hostmonster and never had a problem...this time, however, the client wanted me to use their server. Oh, the headache.
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I could not get a work around , until i moved over to virtual server. Then all worked fine.
This doesnt help , but this problem drove me up the wall!! I went over to a third party form service ( free ) called mycontactform.com It creates the html you need, ( you get to style it how you want it ) You then simply cut and paste it into a html stacks box. And there you have it.
Well taking a quick look at your phpinfo page revealed that it's running on Windows, ie probably a .net server. I'm pretty sure you need a unix server that allows php v5.x I think. That's why form may not be running, needs php.
BTW - wouldn't leave that phpinfo page up for long, as it displays routing info which noone should have, ie security breaching.
Hope that helps a little.
Bill (the info guy)
Stack-Its - Innovative Stacks
Thanks again, both of you!