I have an html form, and I am needing it to go to the next form, but also have it send an email because it has some information on it that will not carry over to the next form.
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As far as I know, no there is not a way.
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You put the code you listed above on the page that follows... like a confirmation page. On that page, I put it within the <BODY tags. Don't know if you absolutely have to, but thats what I do. On that confirmation page code, you call back to the prior form's controls. For example in the line above...\n\nmyMail.Subject="Sending email with CDO"\n\nyou might change that to\n\nmyMail.Subject=Request.Form("\ntxtSubject")\n\n(that should be all on one line but Y!Answers chopped it up)\n\n...if the name of the control with the subject line is called "txtSubject"\n\nCheck with your web host for sample code. They often have some for everyday tasks such as this.\n\nGood Luck!
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Yep It's PHP related. You will need to use the database that you use. use your current scripting language to access the data then print the result to the email(html) to be generated. I think you need to go to someone who manage and/or administrate the database to help you with this.
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try .. <a href="mailto:....@yahoo.com"? subject="feedback" >id</a>
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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">\n\n<html>\n<head>\n <title>mailto Example</title>\n</head>\n\n<body><form action="---- your e-mail id here ----" method="post" enctype="text/plain" >\nName:<input type="text" name="FirstName">\nEmail:<input type="text" name="Email">\nMessage:<input type="textbox" name="FirstName">\n<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit">\n\n</head>
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You are probably going to run into some problems with this since many users don't allow HTML formatted emails. If they do you could create the form in regular HTML and have the action of the form be a page that resides on your server. That way when the click 'Submit' on the form it will post the entered form information to your server so you can do whatever you want with it (you would probably want to include a hidden field in the email form that contains the clients email or something to tie back to them).
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Put the following code in the <head> section of the html.\n\n<script type="text/javascript">\n<!--\nalert ("this is where your first message goes");\nalert ("this is where your second message goes");\nalert ("and so on");\n-->\n</script>\n\n\nHope this is waht you wanted\n\n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \nhttp://www.3doms.com \nTechSupport@3doms.com (free)\n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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On the form tag is an action option.  Set this to the destination web site.\nThats it.  No javascript.
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There are a few ways to do this; they require some coding experience.\n\nI think you might be able to do it with javascript by simply  taking your form input, reconstructing the appropriate URL by appending the search term to the appropriate link, then changing the window's location to be the proper URL.\n\n2. If you want to work with the standard search boxes that Yahoo!, Google and Amazon supply, you need to programmatically change both the form action and the name of the input variable(s) on the forms each supplies.\n\n3. You might find it easier to do by implementing the APIs each provides. I'm not sure of that, because I haven't used the APIs directly, but I do know that Google and Yahoo, at least, allow you to implement search on your site using their APIs.
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This is kinda difficult.  You need a script to process the results and email them to you on your server that's hosting your web page.  The script can be in perl/php/cgi/python/etc., but something needs to do the processing.\n\nThere are free scripts available for forms processing.  Check google for form processing script and you might find some.
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Use a different email address.
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If it is your email account that you are asking about...\n\nJust send it as an attachment to your own email address..\n\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/
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pass it in the query string\n\nwebform.html?value=27
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This could be done using HTML+PHP.\n\nCreate your forms using html, make them submit to a php script using post method. e.g. <form name=frm1 action=mailer.php methd=post>\n\nIn mailer.php, collect all the post variables using HTTP_POST_VARS or _POST array, and mail them to yourself using the mail function of php.
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sounds like the html for the link you are clicking on was not formatted correctly.\nTo go to a different URL identified within your email, the link would have to be a finite address not a relative one.\nLinks within same website can be listed as <<html a href="subfolder/filename.html">> link text <</a>> and while you are viewing their site in their root directory it will take you to their filename, but if you are visiting from outside their website it has to be directly linked as <<html a href="http://www.theirsite.com/subfolder/filename.html">>  link text <</a>>.\n\nOtherwise, yahoo looks for the folder and filename on their website, can't find it, then takes you back to the email page.\n\nIf it is important, you can ask the person who sent you the email to send you the whole URL address unformatted, yahoo should display it as a link.\nhope this explained it well
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i was just doing that today.  \n\ngoogle "form mail" \n\nor google form scripts or mail scripts\n\nlots of free stuff out there
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Highlight the text and hit ctrl and U at the same time.  It won't work if your email program is set for plain text; only html.