Better solution is to store the information in a common database that your
site, and another site (your friend's?) share. I don't see a reason why you
should mail the info and parse it to get the submitted information.
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Manohar Kamath
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"x_men" <xxx_men3@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have a question.
>
> I'm working as a volunteer for a belgian pop festival.
> Every year there's a contest on our website.
> Every visitor can submit a top-5 of groups that he/she wants to see on
> the festival.
> The mailadress and homeadress is asked as well.
> The mailadress is used to sent the list of all the groups that will
> perform on the festival.
> The homeadress is used to send to the first 3000 persons a gift.
> (sticker fromt the festival)
> All the given groups are listed.
> We are running a sbs2000-server (for our mail and webmail access) but
> the webpage of the festival is hosted externally.
>
> How it now goes:
> On the contest page there are some fields where you can insert the
> info and if you press submit this info is all mailed to a special
> mailbox.
> when a mail is coming in this is converted to a flat file.
> In this file we separate the mailadress & address and the 5 groups.
> There's a program written by a friend who's making a list of all the
> given
> groups.
> Problem is now that there's still a lot of handwork needed to be done.
>
> What my wet dream is ;-)
> Put a link on our website to our own sbs2000-server where we built an
> asp page where info is directly inserted into a database
> (so you don't have to do any manual work like it goes now)
>
> Can this be done?
> Is there perhaps a bether solution for this?
>
> Thnkx 4 reading and I hope you can give me some fb on how to solve
> this problem.[/color]