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Anyone have a simple PHP script for FormMail?

Holy sh*t that's crazy. I might be able to get it if you can answer these questions: 1) How would it know to look in the downloads folder if the folder was never mentioned? 2) Could you explain the queries I'm supposed to do a little more? I only have a little experience creating tables...

All I want to do is include the number of clicks a link has gotten next to the link using PHP, something like this: Download File 1 (287) Where 287 would be the number of times it was clicked. Can anyone walk me through how to log the clicks and then include in a PHP page?

I'm trying to connect to my database at Tripod through the MySQL Control Center program being distibuted at www.mysql.com. I don't know the "Host Name" for Tripod. Does anyone know it?

If you go here: http://hydrashock.ish.biz/submit_news.php You'll see what I mean. I have the redirect set to "/redirect_1.php" but when the page actually shows up there are no graphics because for some reason it is searching for the graphics under the cgi-bin. Here's my whole form...

I'm not really sure what putting the '?' in the URL does but I wanna do it. I've seen sites that link to PHP pages like this: downloads.php?cat=screens I'm wondering what you have to do to designate a page as the category of 'screens' in this case. I've changed all my pages into PHP...

Perfect. Thanks a lot bud, I just wasn't familiar with the punctuation and stuff used with CSS. Thanks again. :D

If you use FP you probably know that it has problems with taking the underlining off of links. It just won't allow it. And the way I want my links to be is one color of regular text, no text decoration, and, when the user rolls over it, it changes to another color, again with no text...

I'd say FrontPage for anyone who's sort of familiar with Microsoft. It's like using Word, so easy to do. Then again it doesn't support all the newer server side languages that Dreamweaver does.