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This is a Perl CGI MailForm program that allows you to communicate with the visitors of your home page without publishing your E-mail address on the Web. Your real E-mail address is completely hidden from spammers. This program is using Java Script to display form in a nice popup window. But it works as well even if Java Script is disabled in visitor's browser. This script generates all necessary forms dynamically on the fly.

The TOO Order Form is a self-calculating order form Perl script with a mini-database manager. This collection of easy to install perl scripts help you sell and manage your products online, through your web browser. All pages are created dynamically.

This is a neat JavaScript that allows you to use your own images to help your visitor's fill out a form. Use images to validate entries as well!

This JavaScript example shows how to create a form that has a portion of the form shown (or hidden) upon certain user events. (radio button selection by the user in this example) Note: Netscape has a problem with embeding a portion of a form inside a DIV/SPAN/LAYER, which is why there are three forms shown here, but once you have the values, its easy enough to pull the information together before running the target of the frame.

A simple, quick form mailer script that allows your users to attach files to their form submission. All files arrive as attachments.

This personalized copy and paste script will save to a file information obtained from any form independentely of input fields number. It will create all necessary folders and files in the server. Each time a form is processed a new file will be create, and in order to check information in those files a copy and paste script is also provided. The script is personalized with a random number for each visitor to the page.

You fill in the blanks, and you are given the source code for the form, and a page to display the information in the database. Also the database is ready to download with all fields in your form.

OFH is a form handler that can read all form types (including multipart/formdata for file uploads) and is able to send the data via mail. It also enables you to store the data in (a) file(s). The script is fully configurable - including language support. It has a built in autoresponder function and several security features. The new version comes with a simple browser for uploaded files, and many more configuration options, like the maximum number of responders.

Get input, post to database and email all in one form. Utilizes MS Access Database and CDONTS. Source code is one page and one database.

Online payment processing order form to accept credit cards and checks. Simply include ECHO PAYFORM in your secure website and you're ready to go. ECHO (www.echo-inc.com) merchant account required.

Increase the "intuitiveness" of filling out forms on your site with this script. It applies coloring to the form element in focus, better indicating which one the user is currently on.

Allows users to post to a form and get the contents in an email. You can specify recipient, recipient name, sender, sender name, subject, message. There are also options for how the confirmation page is show and for sending the email in HTML format. See readme.txt for more details. Version 2 brings in easier configuration options, and the ability to set global or default values, in addition to the form values of v1.x. All features in v2 are backwards compatible with previous versions.

Does your form contain an "Accept terms" section users must agree to before submitting the form? If so, this script helps enforce it, by disabling the submit button (in IE4+ and NS6+) or process (all other browsers) until he/she checks a box indicating compliance.

The Validation Processor control is the only advanced validation summary that supports every built-in ASP.NET validator and most third party-validators. It highlights invalid form fields, auto focuses the cursor on the first error, provides links from each error message to invalid fields, allows multiple form validation, works with user controls, integrates with Visual Studio.NET and ASP.NET Web Matrix, and recognizes non-standard controls. You can also add custom error messages and indicate which fields should be highlighted at run-time. No programming required, sample forms and documentation provided.

The ultimate file mailer delivers any number of files from your web pages to your inbox. Includes an advanced Progress meter for any file uploads. Sends files to multiple email addresses (for both admin and customers), personalized autoresponders, restrict file types and size, aceepts any file types, doc, xls, swf, fla, pdf, etc., automated installation, customized notifications and subject lines, custom forms, supports all form fields, records history of submissions and deliveries, export to CSV, set unique ID and a whole lot more.

FormNut is an online service that will enable you to process your (secure) HTML forms without any programming knowledge needed. Their services comes with many advanced features and can be used for FREE! Supports file attachments, SSL forms, autoresponders, sending form result to multiple e-mail addresses, saving results to CSV files for Excel and more. It will process forms designed in any HTML editor of your choice.

Learn how to upload images easy using forms and PHP. Great for beginners.

This useful script prevents a form from being inadvertantly submitted more than once, which often occurs if the user clicks on the "submit" button multiple times before the process is complete. The result is partial or multiple submissions. With this script, the submit button is disabled once it's been pressed the first time.

Most forms today store the user input into a database, but while there are many examples of building form pages or form action pages that echo or mail the input, I couldn't find a lot of examples of form action pages that store input into a database. This flash movie is for beginning JSP developer and attempts to explain the basic concepts involved in capturing and storing user input, a process that will be used in nearly every page you develop.