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Old July 11th, 2007, 02:46 PM
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Default Problem with Submit button in ExpressionWeb

Didn't see any other forum to post this so am putting it on the Web/CSS forum in hopes someone can help me.
I have been reading Zak Ruvalcaba's book on "Beginning Expression Web" and trying to use his approach on page 376 to create a Web Page with RequiredFieldValidator controls as a field entry validated "ContactUs" form. Step 3 on this page instructs the use of the Button control from the ASP Standard Toolbox as a Submit button. My form fields work with the RequiredFieldValidator controls but when I click the Submit button, the form with field values never sends as an email via my GoDaddy domain host for the web page. I had previously used the Input(submit) button in Expression Web as the submit button within a non-asp.net form and it worked fine with GoDaddy in sending the ContactUs form as an email.
Can anyone advise me how to get my asp.net "Submit" button to work in Expression Web to send the ContracUs form via my GoDaddy web server??

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Old July 16th, 2007, 05:10 PM
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Zak is pretty cool. I haven't read that book, but it sounds like that part of it is working fine. It just doesn't send the email when you click submit, right?

If you're not sure, add a label to the page and write the string "Sent" to the label as the last step in submit subroutine. If it prints, your button is working fine, it's the email code.

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Johann, thanks for your post. I would like to try the test you are suggesting to isolate whether my problem is on the client or server side, but I am not a HTML programmer, so don't know exactly how to code into HTML the write of the string to the label. I know how to put the label into the User Interface, but not the code. Can you provide me a code snippet with advice as to how to do this?

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