I tried a number of times to respond but I was sending to the wrong
email address. Hope this gets to you this time.
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Subject: Fwd: [phpformgen:discussion] Re: Form & Code Integration
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2014 20:39:30 -0400
From: Thomas Everett tnteveret1@comcast.net
Reply-To: tnteveret1@comcast.net
To: ctcmike@users.sf.net
Did you get this?
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Subject: [phpformgen:discussion] Re: Form & Code Integration
Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2014 02:20:50 +0000
OK lets start with basics of a generated form.
The form is generated with the following most basic files:
form.html
processor.php
There may also be some of the following (some are version dependent):
style.css
monofont.ttf
CaptchaSecurityImages.php
imgs/
files/
calendar/
The form function is contained within the first two files but if you
take all the files from the generated form folder "./forms/form336862/*"
you should just be able to copy them to your site and point your browser
to the form.html files and it should work.
I see you integrated the form into your contact page but what is missing
is the form action variable is empty. In your generated form.html you
should have seen something like this:
Your contact page has this:
Try changing action="" to action="processor.php" and make sure the
processor.php file from your generated form is located in the same place
as the contact page. Another suggestion: Uniformserver is free and runs
on a Windows PC. It has a real easy web server you can start and stop
that will allow you to test your pages first before copying them to your
live site. http://www.uniformserver.com/ There are others. I just happen
to be partial to this one. The generator should be loaded so you can
generate forms but NEVER leave it on your live site after you are done.
In fact if you use Uniformserver you can run the generator locally this
way you never have the generator on your live site. On 4/13/2014 7:58
PM, Mike wrote: > > Hi TNT',while I continued my research over the
weekend, I was able to > advance the 'ball'. I have copied my new form
to my server > root/phpForms/forms/form336862/*, launched it
successfully, changed > the permissions on sub folder /forms to 777 but
receiving 'access > denied' error message after I fill in the data and
hit the submit > button... > > Any ideas/suggestions? I will also
continue to research until I hear > from you. > > Thanks > Mike > >
I tried a number of times to respond but I was sending to the wrong
email address. Hope this gets to you this time.
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Fwd: [phpformgen:discussion] Re: Form & Code Integration
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2014 20:39:30 -0400
From: Thomas Everett tnteveret1@comcast.net
Reply-To: tnteveret1@comcast.net
To: ctcmike@users.sf.net
Did you get this?
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [phpformgen:discussion] Re: Form & Code Integration
Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2014 02:20:50 +0000
OK lets start with basics of a generated form.
The form is generated with the following most basic files:
form.html
processor.php
There may also be some of the following (some are version dependent):
style.css
monofont.ttf
CaptchaSecurityImages.php
imgs/
files/
calendar/
The form function is contained within the first two files but if you
take all the files from the generated form folder "./forms/form336862/*"
you should just be able to copy them to your site and point your browser
to the form.html files and it should work.
I see you integrated the form into your contact page but what is missing
is the form action variable is empty. In your generated form.html you
should have seen something like this:
Your contact page has this:
Try changing action="" to action="processor.php" and make sure the
processor.php file from your generated form is located in the same place
as the contact page. Another suggestion: Uniformserver is free and runs
on a Windows PC. It has a real easy web server you can start and stop
that will allow you to test your pages first before copying them to your
live site. http://www.uniformserver.com/ There are others. I just happen
to be partial to this one. The generator should be loaded so you can
generate forms but NEVER leave it on your live site after you are done.
In fact if you use Uniformserver you can run the generator locally this
way you never have the generator on your live site. On 4/13/2014 7:58
PM, Mike wrote: > > Hi TNT',while I continued my research over the
weekend, I was able to > advance the 'ball'. I have copied my new form
to my server > root/phpForms/forms/form336862/*, launched it
successfully, changed > the permissions on sub folder /forms to 777 but
receiving 'access > denied' error message after I fill in the data and
hit the submit > button... > > Any ideas/suggestions? I will also
continue to research until I hear > from you. > > Thanks > Mike > >
> > Form & Code Integration > > >