Dreamweaver Form redirect not working

Question

Well, I feel really stupid having to be here seeing as how I
took a degree in web design, but I obviously never paid attention
in the class where we learned forms oh so many years ago.
I am working in Dreamweaver 8, and I have created a simple
form:
http://www.realmofmystery.com/app.html
This is a free website I am doing for some friends, so
nothing fancy. And, I learned web design before all the CGI and PHP
stuff got big, so I prefer to do things simply.
The form works fine, emails the results like perfect, but it
refuses to redirect the page to the confirmation. I thought I could
add an onClick to the submit button, but this cancels out the form
processing.
Any ideas? I don't know enough about JavaScript to write my
own script, but I am assuming the onClick would work if there was
also a time delay written into the script that gave the form enough
time to submit before redirecting to the confirmation page.
Also - (I know, eight million questions) when I submit the
form, it uses my Outlook to send it, but what about for people who
only use server based emails like gmail and hotmail and such? How
does it send for them?
Let me know if you need any other information.
Again, thanks in advance!

Answer 1

Select the form, then in properties inspector set the action
of the form and
then browse to the confirmation page.
Dave
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> Well, I feel really stupid having to be here seeing as
how I took a degree
in
> web design, but I obviously never paid attention in the
class where we
learned
> forms oh so many years ago.
>
> I am working in Dreamweaver 8, and I have created a
simple form:
>
http://www.realmofmystery.com/app.html
>
> This is a free website I am doing for some friends, so
nothing fancy.
And, I
> learned web design before all the CGI and PHP stuff got
big, so I prefer
to do
> things simply.
>
> The form works fine, emails the results like perfect,
but it refuses to
> redirect the page to the confirmation. I thought I could
add an onClick to
the
> submit button, but this cancels out the form processing.
>
> Any ideas? I don't know enough about JavaScript to write
my own script,
but I
> am assuming the onClick would work if there was also a
time delay written
into
> the script that gave the form enough time to submit
before redirecting to
the
> confirmation page.
>
> Also - (I know, eight million questions) when I submit
the form, it uses
my
> Outlook to send it, but what about for people who only
use server based
emails
> like gmail and hotmail and such? How does it send for
them?
>
> Let me know if you need any other information.
>
> Again, thanks in advance!
>
>