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Old November 25th, 2006, 01:49 AM   #1
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Form Submit button Help!!!

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Hi everyone well i have a form and i want a submit button so when they fill in the form and they click submit the questions they applied to when i get email will be there so i can view what answers they put

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Re: Form Submit button Help!!!

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<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit Form!" />
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Re: Form Submit button Help!!!

Fr4om your (slightly unlcear) post im assuming your trying to get the results of an online form emailed to you inbox when someone ahs filled it in and then clicks submit.

If this is the case id suggest using php and the $_POST command, its pretty easy to teach yourself to create a php form and it has the added benefits of being able to check that people have actually filled in the form. Add to this the ability to check that email addresses are actually of the form A@B.somthing and you soon find yourself recieveing much less spam, and gathering much more valuable information from your sites visitors.

check out http://www.w3schools.com and also make sure to visit http://www.phpfreaks.com you should be able to teach yourself to write a fully functional php form (with no database backend) in a day if you apply yourself.

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