I actually did get the form and script to behave and work correctly as written below.
I think my configuration was off though I did a mass reconfigure so which particular
steps made it work I have no idea. I did dump all my dll's into my /system32
directory.
Anyway, I still get the same warn
Stuart,
This problem occurs when you try to access an index in an array that
does not exist.
First off, make sure that your variables are getting passed to the
script via POST. Do this by calling the function print_r(), and passing
the $_POST array as an argument to it.
print_r($_POST);
That
