I'm using Dreamweaver 8. I created a form that includes three text boxes where
the user can enter numbers. I need to multiply the numbers by a figure to come
up with a total to show up in a new field.

I also would like to take the user, upon hitting the submit button, to a page
that confirms what they filled in on the form and they are able to print out to
send in with a check.

Thanks so much! I've been looking and looking for days to find this
information in understandable language.

While you *could* do this with client-side javascript, the better way (in my
opinion) would be to use server-scripting for it. Do you know any server
scripting languages (ASP/ASP.NET/PHP/CF)? What Operating system is your
host server running?

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"1313DiDi" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I'm using Dreamweaver 8. I created a form that includes three text boxes
> where
> the user can enter numbers. I need to multiply the numbers by a figure to
> come
> up with a total to show up in a new field.
>
> I also would like to take the user, upon hitting the submit button, to a
> page
> that confirms what they filled in on the form and they are able to print
> out to
> send in with a check.
>
> Thanks so much! I've been looking and looking for days to find this
> information in understandable language.
>

I don't know any server scripting languages but I'm sure the server could handle it. I work in a large organization that hosts many websites.

You would need to write the code to process the form. That's why I asked if
you knew any such languages.

You could use Jaro's excellent "Calculate Form" extension -
http://www.yaromat.com - to do the form calculations, but the confirmation
page would need to be hand coded in either javsacript or server-side stuff,
unfortunately.

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"1313DiDi" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I don't know any server scripting languages but I'm sure the server could
>handle it. I work in a large organization that hosts many websites.
>
>

>I don't know any server scripting languages

Well then what programming languages are you familiar with?