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Hit 'Reset Code' And try and do it again, Maybe just a bug
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-ApocZ wrote Hit 'Reset Code' And try and do it again, Maybe just a bug
Yeah i tried that, I've been trying all sorts of things for the past half hour.
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instead of "submit" put in "submit Query"
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-ApocZ wrote instead of "submit" put in "submit Query"
You shouldn't add spaces into the name of inputs.
@OP - I can see many things wrong with your code but I think what I'll say won't change anything in terms of fixing your problem. You haven't got a form, you also haven't named the email input, you've wrote the inputs in a bad way - since they're single tags in HTML we add a space and a forward slash preceding the '>'. So:
<input name="name" type="submit" value="Submit" />
You're also not using the style tags, not really a big problem it's just people like me think "what's the point of declaring use of internal CSS then not using any?"
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ObscureCoder wrote-ApocZ wrote instead of "submit" put in "submit Query"
You shouldn't add spaces into the name of inputs.
@OP - I can see many things wrong with your code but I think what I'll say won't change anything in terms of fixing your problem. You haven't got a form, you also haven't named the email input, you've wrote the inputs in a bad way - since they're single tags in HTML we add a space and a forward slash preceding the '>'. So:
<input name="name" type="submit" value="Submit" />
You're also not using the style tags, not really a big problem it's just people like me think "what's the point of declaring use of internal CSS then not using any?"
Yeah thanks for noting that, as I said I'm really new to this and don't fully understand it yet but i was just following instructions, i don't understand where the style tags should be either, it said to put it at the very top so i did. also could you link me on a like how to write a lot "neater" i have no experience with coding at all.
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