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HTML help! Trying to make a simple form (replying back)
Hi guys!
I'm trying to make a simple feedback form for guests to send on my website. I have the code to make it send the text to my e-mail, but I want the guest to see some kind of confirmation. Maybe a windows message popup on the screen after he have pushed the send button. Does anybody know the code for this...? Jam it back in, in the dark.
Thanks to Fjordor for the funny image!
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Board support is more for problems relating directly to the board itself. The good people in the Help Desk might be able to help you out though!
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Javascript alert might work:
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">alert("Thank you for your feedback!")</script> I don't remember how to shoehorn this into the submit button so that it activates on click... This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
Thanks Zergrinch! I'll give it a try!
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Thanks to Fjordor for the funny image!
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Ok, here's what you can do:
Put this in the <head> section: Code:
<script> function clikme(){ alert("Congratulations, you have clicked the button!") } </script> Code:
<input type="submit" ... blahblah ... onclick="clikme()"> </form> Most amazing jew boots |