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Hello I have a sent.php that I have mad it works when place it in main directory/local but would like it to have own folder in my theme.

I know when having images in css for example you go ('../images/test.png') not to sure how to action the sent.php

<

form name="contactform" method="post" action="sent.php">

this this my idea where would like it to go

catalog/view/theme/theme01/footermail

footermail is folder

traq

I know when having images in css for example you go ('../images/test.png') not to sure how to action the sent.php

If you are asking if you can use relative URLs in a form's action attribute, the answer is yes.

e.g.,

  <form action="../theme/sent.php">

If that's not your question, please explain what it is you're trying figure out. I'm not sure if I understood your post completely.

mwbcomputers

Am getting error

Not Found

The requested URL /theme01/mailfooter/sent.php was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

i have tried action="theme01/mailfooter/sent.php"> also action="../mailfooter/sent.php"> and action="../theme01/mailfooter/sent.php">

For some reason only works on main local. action="sent.php">

traq

well, I can't tell you the correct path; I don't know it. you'd have to tell me.

What are the complete URLs to the page the form is on, and to your sent.php file?

mwbcomputers

I got it working i need to do stuff like this

For the test website

<

For Main Local

<

form name="contactform" method="post" action="http://www.mwbcomputers.com.au/catalog/view/theme/theme01/template/mailfooter/sent.php">

traq

Is this the same problem? Or are you now asking about how to direct a form to different handlers depending on if it is the "test" site?

mwbcomputers

no just saying got it working that way

sent.php folder