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Isidore #1
Form handler
I'm trying to recreate a simple classified ads page for my web site.
In the past, when I used FrontPage, visitors filled out a form, hit
submit and thier ad was appended to the top of a simple html page,
with each piece of data positioned next to the field name and the date
automatically included.
I don't use FrontPage anymore because it creates so much bloat and
breaks down so often, but I need to replace the functionality
described above. My host tells me I can do this with a php script,
but I am not a programmer.
Can anyone suggest where I might find such a script? One that's easy
to use and preferably free (though I will consider a commercial
solution if it's affordable).
Thanks in advance,
Isidore
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jcg #2
Re: Form handler
Try picking up the book "Usable Forms for the Web" published by
Glasshaus. You will have to do some reading, but there is lots to cut and
paste from it as well.
Good luck!
Joel Goldstick
> Can anyone suggest where I might find such a script? One that's easy
> to use and preferably free (though I will consider a commercial
> solution if it's affordable).
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Isidore
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