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Excellent reply sir, might I ask another? The reason I used PHP for my little script was because I discovered that you just ship the output of the form button
by Random_Person 15y ago
Excellent reply sir, might I ask another?
The reason I used PHP for my little script was because I discovered that you just ship the output of the form button to whatever.php and it essentially took whatever values as arguments, then quickly spit me back to the site when it was done. I am familiar with Python, and have written some utilities I use daily, but is just as easy to implement Python server side or do I need to install some extensions that handle this sort of stuff?
- mikegreenberg 15y agoI think your solution is perfect for problem. The biggest gripe I have with PHP is the mail interface. When you outgrow your currently solution, the next step I'd take is use your PHP solution to pass the mail request to a mail service provider. That will give you the most bang for your buck without added complexity. If you're feeling really brave and really want to roll your own solution, try to find a way to cheaply create a HTTP POST interface that you could point your form at to process your request. A python/django instance could do this but might be a lot of overhead for just a mail processor, for example. Just don't try to over engineer it. :)