Aestiva H2O Web Site

Installation:
  Free Downloads
  The H2O Family
  Install Notes

Programming:
  Prerequisites
  H2O Whitepaper
  Online Manual
  Code Examples
  H2O Free Support

What's H2O?
H2O is programming made for the web.

What's it like?
H2O is English-like. If you know some Perl, VB, ASP, or PhP you'll be immediately productive in H2O. It runs on Linux, Mac, Unix, and Windows.

How do I try it?
Download H2O for free. Get it from hosting providers. Or buy on-line.

Where does H2O come from?
The language was invented by Aestiva. H2O stands for:
   HTML with
   HTML/OS
   Overlays.

Form with HTML Email

HTML Form that formats user input into an HTML email message. Formatting of message may be varied by editing the HTML in the on-click Overlay at bottom of page. Multiple emails may be sent by adding more NETMAILSEND instructions to bottom of page.
email.html


<html>
<title>Format Email and Send</title>
<form method=post action=processform>
First Name: <input type=text name=Myfirstname size=15><br>

Last Name: <input type=text name=Mylastname size=20><br>
Street Address: <input type=text name=Mystreetaddress size=40><br>
City: <input type=text name=Mycity size=20><br>

State, Zip: <input type=text name=Mystate size=2 maxsize=2><br>  
<input type=text name=Myzipcode size=10><br>
Email: <input type=text name=Myemail size=40><br>

Phone: <input type=text name=Myphone size=40><br>
Comments:<br>
<textarea name=Mycomments rows=5 cols=40>
</textarea><br>

<input type=submit value="Send">
</form>
</html>

<<OVERLAY processform
    Mytext =
      '<HTML>'
      '<TABLE BORDER=0>' +
      '<TR><TD>First:</TD><TD>' + Myfirstname + '</TD></TR>' +  
      '<TR><TD>Last:</TD><TD>' + Mylastname + '</TD></TR>' + 
      '<TR><TD>Street Address:</TD><TD>' + Mystreetaddress + '</TD></TR>' +  
      '<TR><TD>City:</TD><TD>' + Mycity + '</TD></TR>' +  
      '<TR><TD>State:</TD><TD>' + Mystate + '</TD></TR>' +  
      '<TR><TD>Zip Code:</TD><TD>' + Myzipcode + '</TD></TR>' +  
      '<TR><TD>Email:</TD><TD>' + Myemail + '</TD></TR>' + 
      '<TR><TD>Phone:</TD><TD>' + Myphone + '</TD></TR>' + 
      '<TR><TD>Comments:</TD><TD>' + Mycomments + '</TD></TR>' +  
      '</TABLE>' 

    NETMAILSEND("","yourname@yourserver.com","Subject Here",Mytext,
                "40","","text/html","")

    GOTO "thank_you.html"
  >>

NOTE: The + character can be used to paste text together. It's an alternate to the & character.