Hiya Dana,

I don't know if this will work or not as I haven't tried it, but seems sound enough. This is a snippet from the HTML Editor program that I found that puts a Back link on a page. So my thoughts on this are that you could create your landing page to be whererever (preferably an HTML page you create so you can easily insert the code needed) and then include this code below to give them an easy way to go "back" to where they came from.




I would think this could be altered like any other link to be a graphical button too by adding the appropriate code for that. Seems like a feasible solution maybe? Or just another idea at least to mull around and see how it looks/works.

Jo Ann,

Thanks. I do not know html and am grateful for the assistance. I will try this.

You're quite welcome, hollar if you need anything else

Here's an update on the resolution of this question.

The swfobject was indeed missing. I was surprised that it didn't upload automatically with the other files when saving my web form.



In the end, I settled on one form (to get the site functional) and placed it on the shopping cart page with a redirect to the shopping cart upon submission.

The reason the form failed to publish on my web page was because:


So, thanks to all the Java Jims and Jo Anns for all the excellent assistance. : )

You're quite welcome Dana, I'm glad that you were able to get it all resolved and working. Have fun with it and good luck on future ones