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The following syntax within your <form> ......</form> will work:

<input type="hidden" name="redirect"
value="http://www.yourpage.com/formsent.htm">

with formsent.htm being the name of the page to be displayed after the
submit button is pressed.


"Jim Fay" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I have a web page with a form to be submitted. It works OK, but nothing
> happens to let the user know the form was sent. So I get forms
> submitted two or three times, and then often an email saying the form
> submission doesn't work.
>
> Is there anyway I can respond with a "Thanks for sending the order." or
> similar response after the SUBMIT button was processed?
>
> Thanks.
>

"RA" <> wrote:

>The following syntax within your <form> ......</form> will work:
>
><input type="hidden" name="redirect"
>value="http://www.yourpage.com/formsent.htm">
>
>with formsent.htm being the name of the page to be displayed after the
>submit button is pressed.

That _may_ work, it depends on whether the script handling the form
submission on the server is looking for a field called redirect in
order to do anything special. It certainly won't always work.

Steve

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