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Jun 4, 2006
Hi!
I'm going to attempt a modified version of a blog. It
will really be a web page that I will add to after
students send me a submission (which I will have to
edit). I want to set up a form that kids will access on
the web. I have the submit and reset buttons and the text
box all ready to go, but I can't figure out how to get the
contents of the box to be emailed to me upon someone
clicking submit. What am I missing? I've searched
through the help topics but can't find it.
Mar
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html is a markup language which basically tells the browser
what to display and how to display it, it does not "Do"
anything other than that.
if you want to "Do" something, such as email the contents of
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