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When I do a form that sends the results to an e mail account it works fine. BUT, I added some database results to the form, so I had to rename it with an asp extension. Now it wont submit the info. Any help out there? Thanks
 
Unfortunately, the forms to email feature must use a html page extension.
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| When I do a form that sends the results to an e mail account it works
fine. BUT, I added some database results to the form, so I had to rename it
with an asp extension. Now it wont submit the info. Any help out there?
Thanks
 
You can mix ASP with functions that also use the server extensions. In this case it would be best to
learn to send email via ASP.

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Draychir said:
When I do a form that sends the results to an e mail account it works fine. BUT, I added some
database results to the form, so I had to rename it with an asp extension. Now it wont submit the
info. Any help out there? Thanks
 
You can't have it both ways....submit to an email and to a database, only one or
the other.....

Submission to a database requires pages with ASP file extension but the form
handler (for sending email from a html form requires a normal html (or htm)
extension


Draychir said:
When I do a form that sends the results to an e mail account it works fine.
BUT, I added some database results to the form, so I had to rename it with an asp
extension. Now it wont submit the info. Any help out there? Thanks
 

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