Simpy
01-31-2003, 06:32 PM
Hi all,
I've been on the forums trying to get advice for a problem with a form I created. When a user clicks the "Submit" button on the form an e-mail with their information is sent to me and and they are redirected to a "thank you" page. The problem is that I am receiving the e-mail but the user is not being redirected to the "thank you" page. Instead the form just loops forever (not sure if that's the right terminology so I'll put it this way: the globe in IE just goes around endlessly) and eventually the user gets a "connection timed out" error.
I got several suggestions on how to solve this and all of them involved changing the code in various ways. So I re-wrote the code using different methods. I did it with multiple HTML/PHP pages, editing my existing code, using just one PHP page for the whole process, HTML with Java, etc. But I kept getting the exact same "timing out" error. I even copied the source code of 2 forms (that I know work correctly) from a tutorial and tried them both on my server and I got the same error. So I know the code is not the problem so that tells me something is wrong on the server itself, right? (It's a Windows 2000 Server.)
I did re-install the Windows 2000 Server operating system in December and that is right around when this problem began but I'm not sure the 2 are related or not. I'm obviously not an expert with these things.
If anyone has any ideas I'd love to hear them. Thanks!
I've been on the forums trying to get advice for a problem with a form I created. When a user clicks the "Submit" button on the form an e-mail with their information is sent to me and and they are redirected to a "thank you" page. The problem is that I am receiving the e-mail but the user is not being redirected to the "thank you" page. Instead the form just loops forever (not sure if that's the right terminology so I'll put it this way: the globe in IE just goes around endlessly) and eventually the user gets a "connection timed out" error.
I got several suggestions on how to solve this and all of them involved changing the code in various ways. So I re-wrote the code using different methods. I did it with multiple HTML/PHP pages, editing my existing code, using just one PHP page for the whole process, HTML with Java, etc. But I kept getting the exact same "timing out" error. I even copied the source code of 2 forms (that I know work correctly) from a tutorial and tried them both on my server and I got the same error. So I know the code is not the problem so that tells me something is wrong on the server itself, right? (It's a Windows 2000 Server.)
I did re-install the Windows 2000 Server operating system in December and that is right around when this problem began but I'm not sure the 2 are related or not. I'm obviously not an expert with these things.
If anyone has any ideas I'd love to hear them. Thanks!