I currently have a phpFormGenerator form setup to deliver results to a database that I then export on a regular basis. I would like to setup the form to also deliver entry results to an email account for real time filtering. The database would remain for a master list, and the emails would allow me to work through a list as entries come in.
Is there a way to keep the database as is, and add a secondary delivery method via email using the phpFormGenerator? The only possibility I see is an either/or situation.
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You can easily edit the process.php file to do this. Without seeing your file I can not provide exact instructions but the modifications should be very easy.
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<g> - yes, one can "easily edit the …" if one knows what the syntax and the appropriate code is. Kinda like me saying, as a pharmacist, "you can easily determine the appropriate dosage of IV gentamicin for an 84-y.o., and avoid killing him or rendering him deaf or ruining his renal function yet insuring that he doesn't die from sepsis." Easy when you know how. :)
for example, suppose it is a simple form to gather registrations for an archery tournament: - I just happen to have the processor.php file for it, go figure! :) :)
<?php$where_form_is="http://".$_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'].strrev(strstr(strrev($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']),"/"));session_start();if(($_SESSION['security_code']==$_POST['security_code'])&&(!empty($_POST['security_code']))){mail("texarc@mail.com","JOAD Target Registration","Archer Name: ".$_POST['field_1']." Email: ".$_POST['field_2']." Address: ".$_POST['field_3']." ZipCode: ".$_POST['field_4']." City: ".$_POST['field_5']." State: ".$_POST['field_6']." Phone: ".$_POST['field_7']." Date Of Birth: ".$_POST['field_8']." Gender: ".$_POST['field_9']." Bow: ".$_POST['field_10']." Division: ".$_POST['field_11']." Membership: ".$_POST['field_12']." Exp Date: ".$_POST['field_13']." 30meter Target Choice: ".$_POST['field_14']." JOAD/College/Club : ".$_POST['field_15']." Comments: ".$_POST['field_16']." ");include("confirm.html");}else{echo"Invalid Security Field Contents. Please press backspace or click BACK and then hit CTRL-R to refresh the page, re-enter the new security value and click the submit button again. thanks";}?>
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I never implied that it was easy for you and I did state that without seeing your file I could not give you exact instructions. Given exact instructions I'm sure you can do anything, including saving an 84 yr old's life by providing an appropriate dosage of IV gentamicin.
If you want my help you will have to send me your process.php file.
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um, sorry if I used insufficient smileys to convey a lack of ire - was not my intent to insult or be mean of nature. And I did include my processor.php file in the previous post.
Did I mess up on how it was posted - I chose the "codify text" icon in the "reply" box? If you can help me (and the other guy) on how to do both an email AND a write to a file in a single processor.php I/we would be extremely grateful. Please? Thanks….
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I currently have a phpFormGenerator form setup to deliver results to a database that I then export on a regular basis. I would like to setup the form to also deliver entry results to an email account for real time filtering. The database would remain for a master list, and the emails would allow me to work through a list as entries come in.
Is there a way to keep the database as is, and add a secondary delivery method via email using the phpFormGenerator? The only possibility I see is an either/or situation.
I too am interested in making this happen - posted earlier but I don't think I saw a reply - so I will monitor this thread with great hopes….
You can easily edit the process.php file to do this. Without seeing your file I can not provide exact instructions but the modifications should be very easy.
<g> - yes, one can "easily edit the …" if one knows what the syntax and the appropriate code is. Kinda like me saying, as a pharmacist, "you can easily determine the appropriate dosage of IV gentamicin for an 84-y.o., and avoid killing him or rendering him deaf or ruining his renal function yet insuring that he doesn't die from sepsis." Easy when you know how. :)
for example, suppose it is a simple form to gather registrations for an archery tournament: - I just happen to have the processor.php file for it, go figure! :) :)
I never implied that it was easy for you and I did state that without seeing your file I could not give you exact instructions. Given exact instructions I'm sure you can do anything, including saving an 84 yr old's life by providing an appropriate dosage of IV gentamicin.
If you want my help you will have to send me your process.php file.
um, sorry if I used insufficient smileys to convey a lack of ire - was not my intent to insult or be mean of nature. And I did include my processor.php file in the previous post.
Did I mess up on how it was posted - I chose the "codify text" icon in the "reply" box? If you can help me (and the other guy) on how to do both an email AND a write to a file in a single processor.php I/we would be extremely grateful. Please? Thanks….