I'm new to CC software, I purchased the whole package last month and still trying to find my way around in it. I'm really not a web designer, I'm an electrical engineer who does embedded hardware and software design. However, I have done a few websites periodically, so not green but not an expert....
I am not very familiar with much past basic HTML.

I built a form a couple of weeks back, everything looked good. I moved it to the web hosting, along with the directory of support files. Now, the form works fine until I hit the "Submit" button, at which point I get this:

Your form could not be submitted for the following reason(s):

Warning: [ err 2/line 391/config.cls.php] session_start(): open(/var/php_sessions/sess_c5d4b887244067352d6263bfac3ace13, O_RDWR) failed: No such file or directory (2)

I could not find this specific problem while searching the forums.... Any ideas?

You need to enable sessions on your server. Contact your host.

Okay, thanks. I'll check into that. TOLD ya I wasn't familiar with much past HTML and a little Javascript.
This particular website is the only one that I've ever done that I had "hosted"....

However, if you want analog/digital/embedded electrical design, and floating-point software at the assembler level,
I'm one of the rare birds who knows that stuff....

You lost me at 'However ...'

Welcome to the forums. There are a number of 'sharpies' in this bunch so ask all the questions you like. Someone will have an answer. Good luck on your project.

We had a grad student do this using integrated circuits. Should be a little eye candy for you.
http://www.isas.org.in/jsp/volume/vol61 … an0006.pdf
I've messed with a few small basic stamp projects making sensor alarms for our facility.
Fun stuff.

Yeah, that's more the kind of stuff that I do, having an Atmel microcontroller in it. I've been doing this long enough to have designed/programmed everything from the Intel 8085 forward... My company started out using the Intel 4004 (4-bit micro!) with 1K of ROM and 128 bytes of RAM, thankfully that was a bit before my time.

Thanks for the help, I'm learning all this web design on my own, and my "free" time is very limited.

That's how I learned all of this also. School of "Hard Knocks" Post back if you need another jolt.