BASIC FORM POST help!!!

[collinS3]

Hello. Its been a few years since I've been writing pages, especially internal pages. I need to make a form that will either post the contents of TEXTAREA to an iframe (or new page). Since this is an internal site, there can be no PHP, no CGI, no PERL...nothing except plain old HTML. is this possible!?

if not,what are my other options with an internal site using a post form?!!?

PLEASE HELP I AM LOSING MY MIND RUNNING AROUND IN CIRCLES!

it seems that every answer i get is accurate to an actual internet site, but not true with an intranet site (or internal site - meaning is is a website that uses a folder, or set of folder in this case, as its "server" that is all in a shared folder so that everyone on this network can access it).

if you have a quick answer feel free to email me too

collin@s3entertainment.com

THANKS A BUNCH!!!

[ray326]

it seems that every answer i get is accurate to an actual internet site, but not true with an intranet site (or internal site - meaning is is a website that uses a folder, or set of folder in this case, as its "server" that is all in a shared folder so that everyone on this network can access it).Well that's NOT a web site. It's almost as easy to put up a simple web site as it is to do network shares. Use Apache or IIS to make it a real site.

[collinS3]

the point is that it ISNT supposed to be a website, but thanks. i know how to put something online, HOWEVER, this is STRICTLY an INTERNAL site, therefore, we dont want everyone and their mom to access it...furthermore, we dont need to pay for web space/hosting, etc. its a simple internal-on-only-our-network-site.

so, if there is a way to do what i've asked on such a site, please let me know.

[ray326]

You (get someone who knows how to) put up a web server on a box inside your company firewall. It's a trivial task and it requires very little horsepower to run the server.