HTML - Keeping Source Url On Forms Actions

Hi Guys,

I have a form which connects with Formail.cgi which works really well.

I would like to know is it possible for the form to be submitted via the Formail.cgi but on the redirection page afterwards for the information to be produced as a confirmation of information submitted.

Can this be done?

Monte

The php action script below "recieved2.php" is a pop up window. Once my users put in their information and hit submit it pops up a window saying thank you which is the recieved2.php.

I want to know if I can have the main page redirect to another page on submit while having my thank you message pop up at the same time. Thank you




Code:

<form action= "received2.php" method="post" name="form1" target="_blank" class="style1" >

I have a simple form where the user enters his email address and clicks the 'Register (free!)' button.

I want to add a 'Full registration' button to the form which will post the form data to a different url. Does anyone know if/how this can be done?

Cheers,
James

i want my form to send me an email of the information they filled in

and also go to the paypal website

i have both action scripts working im just curious if you're aloud to use two different action scripts for the same form

if not, how may i do this another way?

I think the title says it all.

I want to submit the information from a form to 2 different pages: one page is an external page (so it starts with action=http://www.otherserver.com/somescript.php), and the other is internal (so it starts with action=myscript.php). And all that is done with a click of a button, so don't tell me to use 2 buttons

The reason why I want to do this, because I want to put the information in my database as well.

Is there a way to get around this? Or maybe another technique to get the same purpose?

Hello, just joined what looks like a great resource for HTML help.

I am looking to have a form with two actions, "save as draft" and "do your thing". Both buttons would go to different scripts in the background which would perform different tasks, ie one saving the form data somewhere, and the other doing the work required.

My understanding of HTML forms is that you can only have one submit action, but I am no expert.

Has anyone had any experience of doing something similar? If so what would you recommend?

Any suggested reading much appreciated.

Thanks
CKS

Hi guys. I have no idea which category to post this in, or if it's even possible to achieve, so think of it as a challenge to your web skills

In Visual Basic you can build a routine that checks a value (such as today's date). If today's date matches the date stored then an action will occur.

My question is, can this be done with a web page?

I'd like an index page to be active until a certain date, and after that date I would like it to automatically redirect to a different page which carries a message for the user. The page should operate completely normally until the date I set is reached, with no sign that anything is going to happen. Once the date is reached, anyone calling the index page will be instantly redirected to my message page instead.

What do you think? Is it a possibility?

Hi All,

I am new to the board and new to HTML. I was hoping someone could help me out with this problem I am having. If you click the link below and click "like" (you can unlike right after, I just would like to show you something on the page) and scroll down to What's on the menu. Could you please help me with how to create something like this. What I mean by this is notice how when you click on one of the red dots it brings you to a different recipe on the page.

Any help would be amazing and greatly appreciated. Please let me know if i need to specify more. Thanks so much!

http://www.facebook.com/saraleedeli?...81140685241673

I have an HTML button on my webpage. When the button is clicked it opens the URL link.
<input type="button" value="home" onclick="main.location.href='http://www.srisri.org'"/>

I want to modify the button such that after clicking the button not only opens the webpage but also the font of the button changes to bold red.

I know this is technically a javascript question, but I am trying to create a javascript popup window, but everything I find and try doesn't seem to work for what I want to do. I want a pop-up window to open when I click a certain image button on my site, and not automatically when the site loads. I want the pop-up to be positioned at top left and for it to always stay above the parent window. I've tried the alwaysRaised functionas well as focus ones but no luck! Ta! Some example code would be much appreciated.

Hi everyone!

I want to include Google ads in My forums

But I want them to to stay on the right of the page

So, apart from the Google ads code, anyone knows the code which I put so that the banner stays at the right

(I will put it in the Header file, I know that)

I just need the code to make it expand on the irght with the page

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Academy of Security

When I browse between pages on my website (well, and almost every website), the scrollbar goes to the top of the page by default. How can I make it so that it stays in the same place when switching pages?
This is probably really simple but I can't seem to figure out how to do it.

hi guys i have 5 identical pages all same as the index except one div box in each that contains all the different content of each page. my question is how do i make a change to the index and the others update the same way?? i was thinking of somehing like frames?

I don't understand in the html table below, when I increase the resolution higher than 1024 by 768, what suppose to be another image on my top left corner, that entire column widens, why is that?

How can I keep it still where it doesn't move when increase the resolution, this is driving me crazzzzzzzy, can someone help me?

Thanks...


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FP_GENERATED="TRUE">
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Hi there everyone. First time post here.

I am trying to keep a footer at the bottom of my page. The problem is if I don't have enough content to fill up the whole page, the footer is not at the bottom of the screen. I am using tables for my format.

My site:


http://www.keystonestatistics.com/zzz.php
Check the source.

Thanks in advance for the help!