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frogggg, Info from a form will submit from one ASP page to another. Based on what you put, there is no reason for it to not go to the next page. Can you show more of the code? That will give a better idea of what the problem could be. Your form action looks fine. E-Z-E

Silvinho, The page you are redirecting to is on the same server? If so, assuming it worked on the one page like you said it did, I cannot think of a reason for it to not work correctly on the next page unless you abandoned the session or you have the session set to expire very soon after it is...

dilenttante, You got it! A jif is a JPEG File Interchange Format graphic. Very similar to jfif and jpeg. E-Z-E

zhongwei, OK, the problem is in your smtp configuration. Have you looked at your settings for SMTP in IIS? Assuming that it is set up in IIS and says it is running.... Your permissions for the SMTP directory may not allow what NT refers to as "IUSR" to write to it. You actually...

calista, Here was his code <img SRC=&quot;declaration2.jif&quot; height=300 width=250> I saw the image without a problem E-Z-E

calista, Actually, .jif's should work in image tags just the same as .jpg's or .gif's. Although they are obviously not as common, I have seen them used in the <img src> tag plenty of times with no problem at all. Possibly a browser issue? I am not sure, but I know that the img src tag does...

blueindian1, Good question. Not that I know of. The best ways that I know to pass hidden values across from one page to another would be to either just create an input type of hidden in a form that is submitted or place the value in a session where noone can see it and pull it out of the...

zhongwei, if you just copied and pasted from what I had written above, it may not work because some invalid characters may have gone across with it. I copied and pasted it out of there and gog the same error. You might just want to type the code out, that will fix that error, ironically. But...