i have created a website http://www.kansascityfantasy.com

and a forum http://forums.kansascityfantasy.com

i would like to offer forum users an email account @kansascityfantasy.com

this is the login to login via webmail https://email.secureserver.net/login...rog_id=GoDaddy

i would like to integrate the login into a basic html webpage, but i cannot get it to work.

i want users to only have to enter their username and password, with the @kansascityfantasy.com already supplied in the code.

thank you

lol, I wish I could help, try hiring a freelancer for an hour or two mayb.

You might be able to do that with javascript, but I don't know too much about javascript.

I know I could do it with perl provided you were ok with the login details being posted to the end of the URL, such as:

https:xx//email.secureserver.net/login.php?prog_id=GoDaddy&email=useremail@domain.c om&password=userpassword

I'm not sure how you could do it using a "post" method, though, even with using a serverside language (perl,php,etc) unless you used a javascript onload:submit, but I think that is frowned upon.

BTW, I am not saying I want to write this for you, I only am saying that I know I could send the login details with the domain attached to the end of the username as requested. You could probably go to a freelance website & hire a coder to do this for you pretty cheap. I wouldn't be nearly as cheap.

You should also take into consideration that Godaddy may take some preventative measures against people creating their own user login form, but that's something you would find out once you've built a working form.

I would be happy to do this for you. It would involve about 1 hours work at my standard rate ($30).

I don't want to spam this thread with my services but I can help you if you wish.