bryhal

I've messed with the code a few different ways, but can't get the two bulleted lists next to each other. I'm sure there is an easy way to do it, but I have not come up with it. Any suggestions?

After reading the previous two posts and acknowledging my lack of experience and know-how in this area, I now am thinking this way: Does anybody have any suggestions on a good place to go where someone could write code that would do what I need it to do at a reasonable (low) price? Your advice is greatly appreciated...P.S.- I chose doing a NASCAR store due to the popularity (fastest rising sport in the nation last 3 years). I personally am more of a football fan

Hello all....I am back again. Since there seems to be a lot of knowledgeable people in this forum, I thought I would throw this problem/challenge out there and see what sticks. Since my store is a NASCAR store Nothin' But NASCAR, I would like to add fantasy NASCAR on there to draw customers to my site. For those that don't know, players would pick a driver or drivers, and get points based on their overall finish, laps led, etc. It seems like there would be an easy way to have the player enter their picks into a form and somehow send them to an excel spreadsheet, where it would then figure out their scores, and then have the scores sent to a designated page on the site. Anybody have any clue how to go about doing this, or where I can find info on how to do it? The are fantasy NASCAR affiliate programs out there, but I would rather keep it on my site and have it be MY league. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

Thanks for your help. After about a day of going crazy trying to make the form work, I finally found an old, expired Yahoo Canada page that said Yahoo store won't let you put your own form on there unless you use their forwarding script. Once I did that, it worked fine. Thanks again!

Hello all...hope you can help. I put a small form on my Yahoo store so people can sign up for news, new products, etc. I tried the form on my site, and a prompt came up saying something about the e-mail being non-encrypted. First of all, from what I understand, information on the Yahoo stores is encrypted, is it not? Secondly, I want to know how to get rid of the prompt and have the form send the information directly to my e-mail address instead of making the customer compose an e-mail. FYI- I have already went into internet explorer/options/security/custom/misc. and set "submit nonencrypted form data" to "enable. So any other suggestions/resolutions would be greatly appreciated. The form code that I used is the one suggested on the w3schools.com site under "send form to e-mail" in the form help section. Thanks - Bryan