Busy — Mon, 03 Jan 2005 09:16:03 +0000

Quick and nasty redirect use the meta refresh tag (set to 0), but redirect to the thank you page so you don't have to send the values to another page.

does your host allow server side scripting, ASP, PHP or something? as this is a better method.

I'm not to clued up on Javascript either, hopefully someone can give you some code or a link to find what you need. I'll wait for your reply on serverside stuff, if you don't I'll hunt some links down for you

amy74 — Mon, 03 Jan 2005 02:27:59 +0000

I don't mean to sound like a dolt but I don't know javascript. I only studied a beginner HTML book.

If I redirect, what code do I need on the redirect page to pull the completed form from the prior page and email to me?

I really didn't need the enter key disabled so no bother to drop it.

The IE error states that the form is being submitted via email and that the email address will be revealed to the recipient and will send the form information without encrypting it. The Outlook one states a program is sending an email on my behalf and if I think it's a virus to cancel.

I removed ?subject=... didn't really need that either.

I appreciate the advice but I don't know how to apply it. Could someone please hold my hand a little on the redirect/sumbit and completing all fields tasks.

Amy

Busy — Sun, 02 Jan 2005 21:30:16 +0000

I'm in a bit of a rush, so hopefully this will be enough to help you out,

1/ use javascript for validation if you can't use server side, make sure the form is not displayed if javascript is disabled, ie use noscript tags
2/ might be easier to redirect and send from the redirect
3/ you dont want to do this, is really annoying
4/ what errors you getting?

the ?subject= .. isn't supported by all browsers these days, so you may want to use a hidden form field