Hi, Thanks for the reply At 07:58 a.m. 08/08/99 +0100, you wrote: >> I would like to know if it is possible to make the forms (o-matic and >> anyform) not to display a thank you page. I mean, the visitor fills the >> form, clicks the send button and remains in the same page. I think this >> saves time. > >Response-O-Matic: no > >AnyForm: yes Unfortunately Anyform has banned Angelfire, which was one of the places I was trying to set a form. I wrote to this person at Anyform and confirmed the ban (he calls Angelfire: Anglefire, but I think he means Angelfire). >... but read the script documentation -- the >URL was in the original message about the >script. I got it. It seemed it was possible, thus my question. >But you will probably regret it. If the same >page is displayed, the visitor does not know >if the form has been sent -- and will send it >again, and again and again. yes, you are right, but maybe it is possible to add a note explaining >The 'thankyou' page is not a trivial add-on. >It is a critical component of the visitor's >experience. the problem is that from my experience here with the slow downloads at libraries and public cabins is that filling a form takes time, because you fill, then get to the thank you page and then return to the original page .... takes considerable time >If the script allows you to specify >a follow-up page, it is worth putting some >time and effort into designing it. I was thinking in the visitorīs time Daniel http://internettrash.com/users/danielg