Sorry, no, you need a server side language to handle some things. You can just use the form mostly as is. You only need to change a few values.
Offline Activation HTML
alexqwI'm just looking at the offline activation examples - they're in three languages, C#, PHP and ASP.
I was wondering if there was some HTML form code that I could put in one of the pages on my website that would handle this so that I didn't have to code anything. Assuming most LimeLM users will need offline activation at some point - seems to me that this would be a simple way to handle offline activations.
alexqwThat's unfortunate. Can you explain a bit more why I need to run a server to do this?
It would be a lot more convenient if you ran the server and I could just put an HTML form on my page. The attraction of LimeLM for me is that I don't need to run my own server! Now I'm worried that I do.
You don't need to run your own server. If you want to put a "self-serve" offline activation form on your server, then you do need a programming language that's capable of processing requests (PHP, ASP.NET, etc.). However, you don't need that. You can use LimeLM's built-in offline activation form in your LimeLM dashboard.