HOW to change status of a colum from not replied to replied in HTML

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HELLO guys.
I have created a form in html which consits of 8 cols.Now the problem that I am facing is I have a column with status as not replied by default now the status should change automatically from not replied to replied as soon as the user submits a reply to that questiion.I don't know how to go through it.pls help me guys.

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I haven't tried much as I don't know how to go through that. .

Posted 20-Aug-18 23:44pm

Vignesh Iyer

Updated 21-Aug-18 0:00am

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2018-08-21T00:00:00

HTML is not a programming language, it's a markup language which describes controls and how they are placed - it's a static description of a web page, not something that can be dynamic.

To add dynamic elements to your page, you need to either use Javascript on the Client, or a proper programming language on the Server - C#, VB, or PHP for example. The Client language interacts with the HTML to produce an interactive site, the Server language can interact - but generally more slowly - and produces completely new HTML that the user sees.

So to do this, you will have to decide how you want this to work, and probably do a fair amount of reading and learning before you even start.