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This program illustrates how to actually read and process fields of information from a form (including proper number to number conversion) on a webpage WITHOUT the need of having to actually use the traditional submit button (and writing sometimes long parsing functions that everyone seems to be using) before any processing is done.

Forms can have as many or as few fields as you want. Your email address is never embedded in the form - not even in a hidden field. Each form can have the script redirect to a different URL. The redirection URL is not in the form but in the script (security). Numerous other security features built into Script - checking content length, referring IP and more

If you stick with the default layout, CGI::ContactForm lets you create an unlimited number of forms with a minimum of effort. There are various methods to customize the form, and with help of templates, the layout is fully customizable. The main file, CGI::ContactForm.pm, is a Perl module. It can be placed either in the ordinary server space for Perl modules, or in a private library. Together with the enclosed example files, you can easily get your form(s) up and running.

- simple validation (ie: is numeric, is alpha) - returns to the form with proper error messages (ie: for validation, required fields) - required fields - email a copy of the submission results to the sender and/or a recipient - save submission results to a flat file - email address validation - direct the user to a "success" screen once submission has met requirements - toString quick display of form OR display each item individually (allows for flexibility of display) - NOW SUPPORTS MULTIPLE CHECKBOX OPTIONS!

wFormMail allows the user to complete a form, the results are then sent to the admin and a coutrsy message with an attachment is sent to the visitor. The message sent is a text file using HTML tags, the attachment can be any file type. Version 2.1 allows multiple attachments.

Flash Form is a form with different flash animation backgrounds. It allow your site visitors to send you their info and messages via email. Sample server side scripts (PHP and ASP) are included. Customization tool can be provided upon request.

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.

This PHP formmailer script allows you to put a contact form on your website. Both HTML layout and e-mail layout are fully customizable by templates. You also get HTML e-mails, attachments, autoresponders, captcha and vcard. The script allows you to create as many forms as you need with one installation.

This is a simple little script that will allow you to get feedback from your clients through your website. VERY easy to modify and configure.

This script emails you any and all field data from a submit form. It includes a default Comment/Request form if you use the 'GET' method. If you use the 'POST' method, it just emails the field data that appear on that form. This script is based on the Form-Mail script by Reuven M. Lerner, and a modified version of Matt Wright's FormMail script.

Allow people visiting your site to send you or others email from a web-based form. You make the form in any HTML document and call tdformmailer.cgi using the FORM ACTION tag. You can control whether you want results mailed to you, or to provide your surfers a convenient way to mail others. Checks email syntax as well as provides a handy security setting to allow onsite use only or universal calling from any website.

This tutotial introduces how to use forms with PHP. Demonstrates how PHP passes information from a form. Also explains security checking using environment variables.

Allowing multiple choices of data elements enables people to customize views of your data and adds value to your applications. In this sample code, user inputted choice(s) are added to the basic sql statement to draw them from the db. Since the input from the dropdown menu comes through comma delimited it is simply written into the statement without modification. Two simple for next loops determine which elements are part of the record set and displays them accordingly.

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 demonstrates how to determine which options of a checkbox are selected.

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.

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

MailWebForm processes a HTML form, composes an e-mail and delivers it. A great feature is MailWebForm's spam protection: The recipient's address is not specified in the HTML form; MailWebForm uses a well protected mechanism (property files) to get the mail's destination. Of course flexibility and ease-of-use are MailWebform's design goals. MailWebForm accepts three levels of parameter input: A global property file, user property files and HTML form input. The setup is easily done through a administration web site. It uses Java Servlet API (version 2.3+ required), Java Mail API (version 1.3+) and JRE (version1.3.1+).

TF (Trouble Free) MailForm is an easy alternative to the other form emailing scripts. Features include: Text or HTML emails, Alphabetic or User-defined sort, Auto-redirect, Easy to configure, and more.

Send-Any-Form can process any form!!! Send-Any-Form comes complete with a form generator both perl and php versions of the script and a file explaining how to write your own perl modifications to send-any-form.