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PHP Form2Text is a PHP form processing script that processes form data and writes it to a text file.

The checkbox object is coded along the same lines as radio buttons, however each checkbox must get its own unique name since the state of "checked" or "not checked" will be passed to ASP for each box. Remember that you can set more than one option to be checked. Complete source code provided for the example.

Forms are, of course, the most important way of getting information from the customer of a web site. This short example will show you how to create a simple color survey and print the results back to the user.

Use this form robot to process all your forms on your site. You can set default values within the script for delivery of the forms. They are send by e-mail to you. You can add hidden fields or even user defined fields in your forms to let the form robot act differently. Applications for this robots are for example: Send gathered information to you; Send a feedback form or a request for information for to you including a user defined subject and e-mail address; and An e-mail form where you can send e-mail to anyone. Examples of these forms are included in the documentation. Basically you can define 4 variables in the form or the script: notify address, sender address, subject line and a redirection page. The script is protected from unauthorized use from other websites. You simply add domains that are allowed to use the programm within the script.

This tutorial will show you how to give your forms a little bit more power. By making your forms self-referencing, you can open up whole new areas of functionality with your web applications.

A formailer which needs very little modification as most of the variables are set in the WML contact form. C/w the WAP input form. Quite easy to configure the script if you know some simple HTML.

This articles discusses two aspects of JavaScript: working with HTML forms and manipulating frames. It also present a simple but effective personalized greeting script and a script used for submitting and HTML form. Main topics covered: Personalized greetings, Submitting an HTML form using JavaScript, Input Validation, and Frames and JavaScript.

Here is a simple yet useful JavaScript that allows you to covert any given text to lowercase. To see the source, just click on "View Source" button.

This tutorial shows you how to perform form-field validation and user interaction with a few lines of JavaScript.

This article discusses two different ways to dynamically generate data-entry forms: Use the ADO OpenSchema Method, and Query Your SQL Server System Tables. Describes advantages and disadvantages of each method.

A tutorial on how to script forms with JavaScript. Covers different event handlers for common form elements. This is an excerpt of "Beginning JavaScript" from Wrox Press.

This 2-page tutorial shows how to work HTML forms in PHP. Topics covered: Drop menu builder, Radio buttons, Check boxes, Error processing, and more.

Generic framework showing in detail how to implement forms with ASP, with validation and field persistence.

This article shows how to build a forms validation library using JavaScript and ASP. Its FormLib simplifies form creation and eliminates common forms-maintenance tasks.

This is an extensive article that describes form validation technique to help the user submit correct information.

ASPRSS has a subscription service that automatically submits articles to all the ASP directories out there. This article shows how the data is submitted to their forms using the IP*Works! WebForm component.

This code sample will show you how to send HTML-formatted email messages. The code is written using CDO for 2000, but there is a CDONTS version as well for those of you still running on NT4.

This script can generate forms on two tables where one index in the first table is realtionally linked to another index in the secondtable. This script can also generate a single table form. This work is an extension of earlier work on PHPFormWizard 2.0. Update (2001/12/02): Updated to get rid of the system commands such that it would be compatible with Linux, Unix and Windows OS. The PEAR libraries have been removed as it made the script litle sluggish. Forms can be generated from single upto five related tables. An example is also provided.

This is an attempt to create a relational form wizard for the PostgreSql database. Presently it only works for two tables which are relationally indexed. All the form features are available from previous work on the Formwizard for PostgreSql v1.0. Update:12/18/2001: The script has been updated to work on single table to five related tables. An example is provided. The script now works on Linux, Unix and Windows platforms.

The author writes "Have you ever wondered how long your visitor spends filling out a particular form? Such information is vital for companies that conduct business on the Internet." This article describes how to easily determine how long your users spend filling out forms on your Web pages.