Thanks for the reminder, Marilyn. That approach would have been cumbersome, but I might have tried it anyway!

With the form set to send its data to an email address in the usual way, this onclick action should do the trick:

 if (validate_%form%(%form%)) {%form%.submit();location.href='page5.html'}


Alfred

Compsum,

If you edit the form Submit button to change its type from 'Submit' to 'Normal' you can specify an onclick action like this:

 location.href='mailto:compsum@yahoo.com';location.href='page5.html';

So long as the browser and email client both play nicely with the 'mailto:' link (which, as I understand it, cannot be guaranteed) the above example will open the user's email client, put "compsum@yahoo.com" in to 'To:' field and go to page 5 in the site.

HTH, Alfred


ALFRED, once again thank you... thank you!! It works perfectly.

When I click on the 'submit' button after I fill out the form it sends the Email to the charity office alerting them of a payment and then goes to the credit card processing site.

Download Compsum’s Tutorial on Dual Use Button

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And, Paul added..........

you could also have a single button open 2 or more pages into separate iframes on the same page,
An example would be

<a href="page2.html" target="ifrm_1" onmousedown="parent.frames['ifrm_1'].location='page2.html';parent.frames['ifrm_2'].location='page3.html'; return false;" onClick="return false">TEXT</a>

Paul