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  1. 02-09-2001, 12:57 PM #1
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    When a form is submited, and the person left a scroll down menu field empty, because it wasn't an item they wanted, is it possible for that NOT to show up in the email? For example, right now, I am getting comments= when they don't choose an item, but what I want is for it not to show up period in my email.
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    I am not aware of any way to do this, However if you like you can use a JS to make any particular field mandatory.

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    Not really, Lindy. Not with pure HTML.

    What you could do is use a form validator, they have advanced options to do stuff exactly like you ask. Or you could take control of the submission with a PHP script. (Ask phpboy about that one!).

    With straight HTML, you have defined an input, therefore it will write the value, even if it is zero-length.



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