Emailing a form.

[navybofus]

Okay so I have a form. I use the post method and it only sends two of the fields. I know the problem. It's becasue some of the fields are disabled. My quesiton is: Is there a way to enable all of the fields before actually sending the form and then changing them right back so that the user cannot change any of the information? I am sure there is a way. I figure it'll look something like this.

<input type="button" name=Submit Value="Submit" onClick="Sned();">

and in the head will have

function send() {
document.form.fields.element = enable;
Submit();
document.form.fields.element = disable;
}

Any help on this subject will be greatly appreciated.

[JMRKER]

How about in a validation function, checked just before the final submission,
you write the disabled information to a special hidden text field.
That way you don't have to modify the disabled information status at all
and the information sent will be controlled by you collecting the information separately.

[navybofus]

You have saved me many times. Thank you again. I really appreciate it.

[JMRKER]

No problem ... glad I was able to suggest something that works for you.

Good Luck!

[navybofus]

I used a field like this and it gives me an error.

[CODE]<input type="hidden" name="submitinfo">[CODE]

Although I don't have enough time to look at it now, I am going to check the function that I made to send the info to it, after every update of the form. That may be written wrong of have some error. Thank you for all the help. I am sure I will ask more on down the road.