1. I'd use the GET method initially, just to be sure your form data is being
sent, because you'll see it in the URL. You can change it later to the POST
method, which doesn't show the data in the URL.
2. It's very easy to do it with ASP programming. Set the action of the form
to go to another page (eg.
www.xyz.com/response.asp). In that asp page,
massage your form data with vb script and store it in an Access database or
other file.
Dim varLName
If (Request.QueryString("LName") <> "") Then
varLName = Request.QueryString("LName")
End If
....
At the end of the script, add a redirect line to the code to send it to your
thank you page.
RESPONSE.Redirect(
http://www.xyz.com/thankyou.htm)
PHP surely does the same thing but I don't know the syntax.
Bob
@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...
Quote:
Hello, i am making a form for online registration and i have two problems.
First, i am using the Post method to send the form data in a e-mail. I
would like to do this another way like saving it as a txt doc on the sites
sever. How can i do this?
Second, After you hit send it sends the data but how can i make it go to
another page saying, thank you for registering. |