The way phpFormGenerator generates forms makes it very flexible and easy to integrate in your website. Infact, if you look at the older versions, the generated "raw" forms.. without any templates at all. The form interface is separated from the form processing code. There is no code in the file "form1.html". So you can just open that file up in your favorite editor (or something like Front Page), and change its design according to your website. You can even add style sheets, etc. Just be sure you don't mess around with the form fields.. all the rest is totally changeable. The rest of the files should not be touched however.
I am the creator of the program, and I do not have an restrictions on its usage. You can get rid of the logo if you want, either way is OK with me.
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Anonymous
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2003-12-23
Thank you!
For your prompt reply and for a beautiful piece of software!
Just for everyone else's benefit (maybe this should be posted separately), if you have serveral forms, generated with phpFormGenerator, AND they ALL need to be placed in the same directory, such as mine do, "../contact/forms (obviously I can't have more than one subdirectory named "forms"), you can "rename" the "forms" directory (for the particular form in question) to whatever you choose. Also, if you rename the actual form file (form1 in this instance) to "index.html", you don't have to add the file name to the url (link) to the particular form in question since the file name "index.???" is searched for automatically, anyway.
Anyway...thanks again!
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musawir,
When I generate a form called (for example) "fred" a dir is created in /use with the form and a bunch of other stuff. My assumption is that if I can move fred where ever within my server (I run several sites). Correct? Caveats?
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Hello,
I was wondering if there's any way to alter the forms' layout, "style", etc., to match the look of my website.
Or, would such alteration even be permitted (even leaving the "Powered by PHP FormGenerator logo intact)?
The look of the forms is beautiful, but simply don't coordinate with my site.
Thanks in advance.
The way phpFormGenerator generates forms makes it very flexible and easy to integrate in your website. Infact, if you look at the older versions, the generated "raw" forms.. without any templates at all. The form interface is separated from the form processing code. There is no code in the file "form1.html". So you can just open that file up in your favorite editor (or something like Front Page), and change its design according to your website. You can even add style sheets, etc. Just be sure you don't mess around with the form fields.. all the rest is totally changeable. The rest of the files should not be touched however.
I am the creator of the program, and I do not have an restrictions on its usage. You can get rid of the logo if you want, either way is OK with me.
Thank you!
For your prompt reply and for a beautiful piece of software!
Just for everyone else's benefit (maybe this should be posted separately), if you have serveral forms, generated with phpFormGenerator, AND they ALL need to be placed in the same directory, such as mine do, "../contact/forms (obviously I can't have more than one subdirectory named "forms"), you can "rename" the "forms" directory (for the particular form in question) to whatever you choose. Also, if you rename the actual form file (form1 in this instance) to "index.html", you don't have to add the file name to the url (link) to the particular form in question since the file name "index.???" is searched for automatically, anyway.
Anyway...thanks again!
musawir,
When I generate a form called (for example) "fred" a dir is created in /use with the form and a bunch of other stuff. My assumption is that if I can move fred where ever within my server (I run several sites). Correct? Caveats?
That is correct, and there are no caveats. There are many other ways to integrate the form into a site, your suggestion is the easiest.