Send a Free Link / Code Page Question

[foxwoodastronomy]

For my e-book I have needed to send a Free Link / Code page. This page is confusing. There are two green SUBMIT buttons on the top and the bottom of the page, to the right. You are asked to type in the first and last name of the recipient and then type in the email address. It seems to me that as soon as you type in the email address, E-junkie generates the email with the free code and sends it to the recipient. But the SUBMIT buttons are still there. I can't tell if I am supposed to hit the SUBMIT button after I type in the information. Then I looked at the free transaction logs, and when you do hit the SUBMIT button it sends another email. So it seems that for some of my recipients, I have sent the two emails with two different codes. So why is the SUBMIT button on that page? Just ignore it? Thanks, Gordon

[E-junkie_Guru]

The two Submit buttons do the same thing: in this case, they issue the download link and send a thank-you email to the recipient with a link to their thank-you/download page. We put a Submit button at the top and bottom of the screen to make them easy for users to find and less likely to be overlooked.

Hitting the Enter key also does the same thing as clicking Submit, so maybe that's what you were doing when typing the recipient's email address sent the link? You can hit the Tab key to jump from one field to the next (standard behavior with most online forms), or of course just use your mouse to click in each field you want to enter anything into before you hit Submit to issue the link and send the email.

[foxwoodastronomy]

Yes, that is what I was doing then. After typing in the email address I was hitting Enter and that was sending the email at that point. Understand now. I don't need the SUBMIT buttons if I use Enter. Thanks!