Some knowledge of writing web pages is required to write template files (or any other web page for that matter). The example web page files and templates (anyuser.htm, ad-hoc.htm, basic.htm, list.htm, and multipage.htm) should be used and studied before making your own. When a web page form is submitted, the webgate CGI program checks for the existence of all required fields, and checks the recipient names against a list of valid PageGate recipients. If any of these check fail, the web user is given an error message screen telling them what they did wrong. The web user can then backup, fix the problem, and resubmit the form. If the form data is accepted, the web user is given a screen stating that the message has been successfully accepted for processing.
