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  1. So I have created an online test . I have the results from the form submitted to my email. It is working great but the only problem is that when a question is left unanswered, the radio button doesn't have a result. What i want it to do is when a question is left unanswered, the email should look like this (Question) 1_01: True 1_02: Unanswered 1_03: False 1_04: Unanswered 1_05: True Right now it looks like this: (Question) 1_01: True 1_03: False 1_05: True I can't make the radio button required because it is a timed test where you have to work fast, so unanswered questions are going to happen. How do I make it so that unanswered radio buttons submit the value "unanswered" in the E-mail?
  2. I think what I'm looking for is a way to store the results into the final page of the form and then when you submit the last form it sends me all the results in one email. So option 1) Form 1 submit ---> Store results in Form 2 - Form 2 Submit ---> Store results from F1 & F2 - Form 3 Submit ---> Sends email of results from F1, F2, and F3 OR Form 1 Submit ---> Store results in Form 3 Form 2 Submit ---> Store results in Form 3 Form 3 Submit ---> Email results of Form 1, 2, and 3 Maybe this is the wrong way to go about it but this is what I envisioned Sorry, should have cleared this up in the first post
  3. I'm really stumped on this problem. Using php I have created a form in Dreamweaver that is a timed test. It goes like this: Page 1: Name/ID Page 2/3/4: Test questions Page 5: Survey Each time they submit the results to go to the next page, it sends me an e-mail of the results. Problem is that it sends a separate e-mail for each page, so I get 5 separate e-mails for each person that takes the test. Can someone point me in the right direction on what I can do to combine all of the results into 1 e-mail? I have looked into session variables and arrays but I'm not sure what is the best approach. Thanks
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