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Thanks for the explanation. ;) &nbsp;It works just fine.<br />

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Thanks for the explanation. ;)  It works just fine.


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To add, if I would have used the onClick event, it would have worked also. &nbsp;I tried the following:<br />
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function takeOff() <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;{location=&quot;thanks.html&quot;; <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;} <br />
Unfortunately, I thought I needed to use the onSubmit event. &nbsp;<br />
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Thanks a lot,<br />
Karsten<br />

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To add, if I would have used the onClick event, it would have worked also.  I tried the following:

function takeOff()
   {location="thanks.html";
   }
Unfortunately, I thought I needed to use the onSubmit event.  

Thanks a lot,
Karsten


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If I answered the question to your liking and you need no further assistence, could please grade my answer so the question gets sent to the PAQ?<br />
Thanks,<br />
Josh<br />

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If I answered the question to your liking and you need no further assistence, could please grade my answer so the question gets sent to the PAQ?
Thanks,
Josh


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Thanks again. &nbsp;Sorry for the delay.<br />

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Can someone please tell me how to get a mailto form to access another html page once a user presses the &quot;Submit&quot; button? &nbsp;I am having trouble with the onSubmit event. &nbsp;Here is what I have:<br />
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&lt;INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE=&quot;SUBMIT&quot; onSubmit=&quot;takeOff()&quot;&gt;<br />
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I can't get the function written correctly (obviously since I cannot get it to work). &nbsp;I have tried location.href, but not sure if the syntax is correct. &nbsp;Any suggestions?
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Can someone please tell me how to get a mailto form to access another html page once a user presses the "Submit" button?  I am having trouble with the onSubmit event.  Here is what I have:

<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE="SUBMIT" onSubmit="takeOff()">

I can't get the function written correctly (obviously since I cannot get it to work).  I have tried location.href, but not sure if the syntax is correct.  Any suggestions?

Mailto form and onSubmit function

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