I have a program that sends variable data by way of email using a java script ( created in lectora by trivantis).
It functions correctly from my home computer and from tech suport at Lunar pages but not from my computer at work nor my wifes computer at her work.
I suspect that there is something going on with a fire wall.
Is there a way for the email to be processed just on the Lunar pages server with out involving the user's computers mail system?

Just to make sure I'm understanding the question...

You have a java script which when you access is supposed to send information via email. It works when you access it from home and it works when tech support accesses it, but it does not work when you access it from work. Correct?

What do you mean by it does not work? Are you not able to access the script at all or does it just not send the email?

here is the section of script from the page that gets the variables for the form and the submitial of the form by email.
The submitial is sucessfull at home and by lunar pages support but not at two other computers.
Since I would like for people to take the  training from computers that may be at a work site I would like to know why it might not be getting sent.
I suspect firewall issues.
THanks for your help

function trivUpdateEntry() {
  entry312.objLyr.doc.forms["entry312form"]["Name"].blur();
  entry314.objLyr.doc.forms["entry314form"]["email"].blur();
  entry316.objLyr.doc.forms["entry316form"]["Phone"].blur();
  entry318.objLyr.doc.forms["entry318form"]["Comment"].blur();
}

function Update_entry318( upd ) {
  if (upd.value.length > 250) {
    alert( 'You have exceeded the maximum allowable size for this field (250 characters)' )
    upd.value = upd.value.substring(0,250)
    upd.focus()
    upd.select()
    return false;
  }
  VarEntry_0004.set(upd.value)
  return true;
}

function Process_form310() {
  var titleMgr = getTitleMgrHandle()
  if( titleMgr ) {
    if(VarDisply_pic.f > 0) VarDisply_pic.uDT(); else VarDisply_pic.getValue();
    if(VarEntry_0001.f > 0) VarEntry_0001.uDT(); else VarEntry_0001.getValue();
    if(VarEntry_0002.f > 0) VarEntry_0002.uDT(); else VarEntry_0002.getValue();
    if(VarEntry_0003.f > 0) VarEntry_0003.uDT(); else VarEntry_0003.getValue();
    if(VarEntry_0004.f > 0) VarEntry_0004.uDT(); else VarEntry_0004.getValue();
    entry312.objLyr.doc.forms["entry312form"]["Name"].blur()
    titleMgr.addFormElement( 'Name', VarEntry_0001.getValue() )
    entry314.objLyr.doc.forms["entry314form"]["email"].blur()
    titleMgr.addFormElement( 'email', VarEntry_0002.getValue() )
    entry316.objLyr.doc.forms["entry316form"]["Phone"].blur()
    titleMgr.addFormElement( 'Phone', VarEntry_0003.getValue() )
    entry318.objLyr.doc.forms["entry318form"]["Comment"].blur()
    titleMgr.addFormElement( 'Comment', VarEntry_0004.getValue() )
    var errMsg = titleMgr.emailForm( 'a.murphy@e-trainingsolutions.com', false, false )
    if( errMsg ) alert( errMsg )
    else alert( 'Your information has been successfully submitted.' )
  }
}

The erro message that shows in a pop up message screen is
mail i/o error
If it is a fire wall issue with certin computer networks  can I have the program use a php script to use a mail program on the same server as the web page.
If so any recomendations?
Thanks

I'm still not completely clear on how things are supposed to work here... been a long day...

Can we get a link to the form? I might be able to figure out more if I could actually see what is going on with everything...

Okay... this looks like it will end up being more of a javascript problem than email... the code used seems to be excessive for what you are really needing it to do... not your fault but the program you used to create this page didn't create the "prettiest" code...

Anyway, the script is basically being run on the client via the browser (javascript) to send the email... and hence the computer it is being used on has to allow for outgoing mail being sent from a webpage... now that I've seen the full page I understand the code you included earlier a little better... at least what it is trying to do...

My recommended solution would be to scratch this whole approach and create a simple HTML form that upon being submitted would send the contents to a script to mail the information... I'd go with a PHP script, but there are other options out there... the links MrHammami gave could help... but a lot will depend on how much you know about PHP and creating the HTML forms...

Also, you might be able to get more assistance from people in the javascript forum who might be able to suggest a workaround using javascript... I don't know that much about javascript...

Thanks
That is what I thought
Code is not my strong point. I can follow the logic but my typing erros are the death of me. Even good code does not work when I misspell and dont use caps on a server file but in the code ;}.
Will look at some simple PHP script.

Thanks guys that will cover exactly what I am looking for and since I have proof it works on LP then I can hunt my typos and such till it works!