Re: email with html form

"SergioBS" <a@xxxx> wrote in message
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> main (only) problem is with Submit action, that do not ...submit..

The solution depends somewhat on what you want to do. There are many
possibilities and you could think of many of them when you are more familiar
with HTML and the way that email works. Usually, the problem with forms is
how to get the data into a database and the form data is often put into an
email message. Then the email message must be processed to scrape the data
off. That is why the "submit" button is called "submit".

The email you recieved with a form is a message that uses the HTML format.
That is very normal. It is possible for the HTML to have a form. If you do
that, then it is not clear what should be done to submit the form. Perhaps
you can simply ask them to reply to your message and then fill in the form
in the reply then send that to you. However having a form in your web site
and simply sending a link is more flexible.

> So I checked to the source code of that email, but I can't understand
> nothing...with the submit botton there is everything but not a submit
> action.. something like 3D...

The 3D is hexadecimal for an equal sign ("="). The 3D is preceded by an
equal sign, right? The equal sign followed by two hexadecimal digits is the
encoding mechanism for email.

Did you know there are "1,001 Ways to Get Input from Web Users"?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnscrpt/html/1001ways.asp?frame=true


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