Putting a webmail login box on your website.

I would like to put a Web Mail Login box on my home page so all of my
clients have a easy way to login to their @mail. Thanks Dave !!


<FORM action="http://216.157.131.123/atmail.pl" method="post"
name="loginPage" target="_top">

Email Address<INPUT name="username" size="9">@<input type="text"
name="pop3host" value="" size="15"><br>

Password: <INPUT name=password type=password><br>

Interface:
<select name="LoginType">
<option value="blue_pane">Professional (IE5+ NS6+)</option>
<option value="simple">Simple (Any browser)</option>
<option value="xp">Advanced (IE6+)</option>
</select>
<br>

<input type="hidden" name="MailServer" value="mail.yourdomain.com">
<input type="hidden" name="Language" value="english">
<input type="hidden" name='MailType' value="pop3">
<input class="submito" type="submit" name="Login" value="Login">
</form>

If you use the above code for multiple pop3 servers make sure to change the MailServer input type to text so that the user can change it...

I hope that makes sense...

Example: All my clients use MY pop3 server so I hardcoded my server.

Anyway, that is all...

Dave

[arindra]

ummmmm , am i pissing some post ?
why is Alan requesting this info ?

NO,

Dave submitted this to one of the tech's and I thought other might want to add this to their sites. Makes it a lot easier to navigate then having to put mail.thedomain.xxx and then choose the server or launch from within the control panel.

[Silverbug]

any word on getting the logout page changed? ie re gadgetgals post on it (can find it if needed) or to a default "you have logged out" page?