[mab]

If you use the following search term on the Internet - apache post method not allowed url port 80 - you will find that there are a great many people with the same error, but with no solutions that have been posted.

This error appears to occur even when people use a .php file for the submit action, so this is clearly a configuration issue with the Apache web server at your hosting company.

In the posts I found, there was a lot of guessing and no one solved their problem. This either appears to be an Apache web server configuration issue (POST method is not enabled or not allowed in your web folder), or a folder/file permission issue (either your root web folder does not have the proper permissions to allow the POST method to execute) or the specific file does not have the proper permissions.

For any of these cases, your web hosting company should be familiar with the specific error and what to do to solve it.

[danlew]

I am aware of the issue im having with the apache error, this is why i am here trying to figure out an option to alter my html form to fit the standards of the php account.

My hosting company can only give me one option, i have communicated to them about this already. The one option is to change my account back to ASp windows. I am not in a position to do this, i need my account PHP supported !

There must someone out there that can tweak this html code i have provided in my original post, to have it supported to my php account so i dont get the " Apache Error"