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| machu94 Offline Forum Rank: n00b  Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Standard User  | So I've been doing an html tutorial on w3schools, because I'm brand new to this, and... SPOILER: I found something about email forms where you can input a MAILTO thing, and I also changed the "hidden" id to "password" id which now *s the password when I open the edited source, I changed the fake password and put a form action=MAILTO my email, and so now I can send myself an email, but cant get it to email the password, any advice???
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| Admiral Obvious Offline Forum Rank: kiddie  Posts: 11 Thanks: 0 Standard User | You have actually found the solution. I do not understand your logic however. SPOILER: Try swapping hidden with an obvious word.
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| machu94 Offline Forum Rank: n00b Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Standard User | SPOILER: I already hanged the part that said "hidden" id to say "password" id. I know i'm on the right track, and don't worry about my logic, I know what goes on in my head. Is there another hidden field i'm missing?
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| sOwL Offline Forum Rank: Active User  Posts: 130 Thanks: 7 Administrator | Haha I love that you guys are using the spoiler tag, most people don't even bother. To help you a little bit: SPOILER: You don't need to change the 'hidden' attribute. What you really need to change is the email address so you can use your own email account. The code is set to send an email with the password to whatever email is set at that input tag, so make it work! 
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| machu94 Offline Forum Rank: n00b Posts: 8 Thanks: 0 Standard User | I did that, but the email wont send the password. SPOILER: Should I have used the form action=mailto? thats the only way I can get it to even send an email.
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