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How to Create a Custom Response File (.fsr)
When a user submits the data, and all goes well, it will usually say
"Data Saved! Thank you for using FormSaver."
But, if you are using any version except for the freeware version, you can set up a response
file. If your html file is called "registry.html" then name this file "registry.fsr" and put
it in the same place as registry.html. "fsr" stands for FormSaver Response. FormSaver will
automatically read it in and output it to the user when your page's form is used,
instead of the "Data Saved" message.
Because the response file accepts all HTML tags,
you can have links to get visitors back to your main pages!
NOTE: All file references should include their full path,
not their path relative to where the .fsr file is.
<HTML> and </HTML> are automatically put on the file, so you don't need to put these in (although no harm is done if you do.)
Here's an example .fsr file:
<TITLE>Thank you!</TITLE>
<H1>Thank you for your order!</H1>
<A HREF="http://www.mydomain.com/catalog.html">Go Back to our Catalog</A>
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