Shut the front door!
You can have javascript-free HTML? What do I google to learn that?!!
I'm using the mailto because I don't have a server to work with and I don't think I am ready to learn how to do that yet. I'm still trying to wrap my head around javascript. Mailto is working from my google chrome browser to my Windows Live Mail.
Ya, re:names on divs doesn't work. I experimented with that this afternoon and figured out that doesn't work.
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"There is no need to store any calculated value in a hidden field to pass it to the server as the server is going to need to recalculate it anyway for when the form is submitted by people without JavaScript."
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[I'd ask why but I think the answer is way over my head right now.]
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The prompt() confirm() and alert() dialogs were repurposed after Netscape 4 dies and are now suitable for debugging use only.
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Ok, so what should I do then if, as suggested, I put in a javascript code that limits the amount of digits, or excludes letter characters? The tutorial I read today suggested an alert box if users type in the wrong thing. Do I make a warning div to do an innerHTML warning message?
So much to learn. So much to learn.