Jim
Sat Mar 06 09:59:50 CST 2004
>-----Original Message-----
>2 Things
>
>Can I make a second entry that verifies an email address
Sure. But if you want to compare the two entries, you'll
need to write JavaScript, ASP, or ASP.NET code.
>And 2, can I edit the error response so that it directs
>visitors bakc to form instead of back to blank form.
>This way they do not have to re enter all information if
>the verification or mandatory entries are not correct or
>not made? thank you
I believe this is the default if the visitor clicks the
Back button. If it's not happening for you, check your
browser settings.
Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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