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Thanks You help out alot.

After that I just treat it like an HTML document, in the sense that I just add HTML code to a word, to make it bold, or change the color? Thanks

I'm sorry but I'm new to all of this. Would I do that by simply placing it at the bottom like so? <cfmail to="email address 1" from="email address 2" subject="Form Email" type="HTML">

How do you turn the email that gets sent from the FormMailer, into more of an HTML document?

When I check the box that it errors on, It countinues to the next box, and gives that error. THE EXACT ERROR IS Error Occurred While Processing Request Error Diagnostic Information An error occurred while evaluating the expression: #Form.Event# Error near line 62, column 18. Error...

Would using cfif len(trim(Form.checkbox1)) gt 0> checkbox1: #trim(Form.checkbox1)# </cfif> be afecting it?

I'm all new to this, how would I go about doing that? When you say copy and paste whats in the email, you mean the form that creates the email, not the email it self? Stored as hidden fields where? in the web form, or the email form mailer?

I have a form that send all the info to a Formmailer.cfm file, its a simple Formmailer.cfp, just cparam arguments, with cfmail to send it to an email address. How do I create a confirmation page that will show the user, the information gathered from the form(like the copy I get in the email)...

Sorry to keep doing this, but yes, I changed the name from a name with an underscore to a name without an underscore and it seems to process it.

Also the name that I'm using for the box has an _(underscore) in the middle, can the script process _s? text_box

it points to line 1240 being the problem, which is if (sOption == '') {document.getElementById(x2).value=x+"\n";} does that still mean its a textbox name issue?

What would make Firefox say Error: document.getElementById(x2) has no properties ? So far the code looks the same.

I must have entered it in a wrong way, because your last code, the one you did not get the message one, works with no errors. So, I'll just compare the coding, but Thanks alot, this has been such a great help.

Firefox, and AOL seem to have problems running this code, from Firefox I get Error: document.getElementById(x2) has no properties Aol does not run it, but Internet Explorer does,(which is interesting since Aol uses, Internet Explorer. I'm going to try using the code you just posted.

Never mind, I have not had too much sleep lately.

Ok, but how will it deliniate from the different dropdowns? yes, this has helped a great deal.

Ok, if I understand you correctly, just add <onchange=addOption(value,'textBox1');> for each specific dropdown and textbox combo?

Ok, never mind the last post There is going to be more than one drop down box, do I need to keep this code alone from all the other code, or will just changing the textbox1 value for every case do the trick?

What are the specific parts I need to change, for example lets say my current dropdown menu is called dropmenu1, and my current textbox is called boxtext1, where do I make the changes for that? I can't find the name of your dropdown menu to change it. Basicly where do I change it so that...

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