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Web Form in ASP (need help with changing some fields and what not) ...

Zone: Active Server Pages (ASP)

Tags: asp

Hi:

I have a website that contains a web form within that site. I asked eariler if it was OK to post working URLs when asking for help (to make the troubleshooting process easier), and I was told that it was within the EE rules to do so. Here is a link to my website and working web form:

http://brooks.sfcti.com

NOTE: once at this URL, click on the link to go to the, "Daily Progress Report Form" (this is located in the middle of the screen). When prompted for a username/password, the information is:

username: brooks
password: student

NOTE: This was one of my questions (how can I make this web form work without it requring the end user to be in a username and password).

Background:
This website and web form were both created by me using Front Page 2003. My hosted account is on a Red Hat Linux server with Front Page Extensions turned on.

What I would like to accomplish with this posting on EE is the following:

1. When a person fills out the form and hits the submit button, I get the results emailed to me. I woud like it so that when I get the email, the person's name who filled out the form is inserted into the subject line instead of what I get now (which is):

"Daily Progress Report Submission"

I would also like for the subject to contain if possible the class the person is in whom is filling out the web form (this is selected from the drop down box at the very top of the form).

Thanks in advance for your time and help!

Shawn

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Question Stats

Zone: Web Development

Question Asked By: pugdog_fan

Solution Provided By: gianitoo

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: B

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