I put a help guid together with screen shots and some directions. I used a Just Host account and Fantasico for the install. I also used the Cpanel file manager.
James Black CSE
Computer Science Engineer
I noticed several people asking about changing the or adding queries to the out put and saving that to a SQL or seperate file. That is posible by setting the redirect option in the original form. When the user finishes the form the information is captured. You can build a second SQL query form that pulls this information from the form that was just submitted. You can optionaly direct the user to this new form generated by the captured data. For example: a simple form is generated asking name and address. when submitted you can have the form redirect pointing to a SQL access page that will load other information, advertisements, video or what ever. The user will be directed to this access page. It will display the captured data because it can now query it from the PHP form captured data. It can also add information such as videos and pictures. Structure your form so that it personalizes the end users experience. If the person is John Doe 321 main street. The form would pull a video and advertisement then greet the visitor like: Hello John Doe we noticed that the weather is (weather module) at 321 main street. Here is a local video of your weather (pull from The Weather Channel query zip code return results and URL).
I am working on a module. If anyone is interested please respond to cse@blackmotorcorp.com Thanks
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I put a help guid together with screen shots and some directions. I used a Just Host account and Fantasico for the install. I also used the Cpanel file manager.
James Black CSE
Computer Science Engineer
I noticed several people asking about changing the or adding queries to the out put and saving that to a SQL or seperate file. That is posible by setting the redirect option in the original form. When the user finishes the form the information is captured. You can build a second SQL query form that pulls this information from the form that was just submitted. You can optionaly direct the user to this new form generated by the captured data. For example: a simple form is generated asking name and address. when submitted you can have the form redirect pointing to a SQL access page that will load other information, advertisements, video or what ever. The user will be directed to this access page. It will display the captured data because it can now query it from the PHP form captured data. It can also add information such as videos and pictures. Structure your form so that it personalizes the end users experience. If the person is John Doe 321 main street. The form would pull a video and advertisement then greet the visitor like: Hello John Doe we noticed that the weather is (weather module) at 321 main street. Here is a local video of your weather (pull from The Weather Channel query zip code return results and URL).
I am working on a module. If anyone is interested please respond to cse@blackmotorcorp.com Thanks