Your code is essentially correct, so just remove the Response.Write
and do something else with the fieldName
and fieldValue
variables you're populating. After you're done with manipulating the data (either inserting it into a database or sending an e-mail), you can redirect the user to a success / thank you page.
To test that you're receiving the correct input, you can change your Response.Write
to
Response.Write fieldName & " = " & fieldValue & "<br>"
Update
Here's how you could use a Dictionary Object to put your field names and field values together:
Dim Item, fieldName, fieldValue
Dim a, b, c, d
Set d = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")
For Each Item In Request.Form
fieldName = Item
fieldValue = Request.Form(Item)
d.Add fieldName, fieldValue
Next
' Rest of the code is for going through the Dictionary
a = d.Keys ' Field names '
b = d.Items ' Field values '
For c = 0 To d.Count - 1
Response.Write a(c) & " = " & b(c)
Response.Write "<br>"
Next
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