There is no limit on the number of forms you can use at the same time, however, each time you create a form, you must copy the entire directory called "forms" to the place where you will be using it. If you don't do that, and start createing your next form, your old form will be overwritten.
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Anonymous
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2003-09-25
its possible, if you patch all lines in process3.php where the script wants to write, and finaly shows you the link.
first i have generated a filename-extension by a usix timestamp:
$spext=time();
then i have attached this extension f.ex.:
bevore:
$make = fopen("forms/admin/data.dat","w") or die("Could not write file-based data file.");
after:
$make = fopen("forms/admin/data.$spext.dat","w") or die("Could not write file-based data file.");
seems to work great!
Sandman
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It is not that simple. There are a number of things that get generated besides form1.html. Namely, there is process.php (which processes the form data), the admin portal files, and the file based database system files. All of these need to be copied along with form1.html to make things work.
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Is it possible to use more then 1 form at the same time.???
There is no limit on the number of forms you can use at the same time, however, each time you create a form, you must copy the entire directory called "forms" to the place where you will be using it. If you don't do that, and start createing your next form, your old form will be overwritten.
its possible, if you patch all lines in process3.php where the script wants to write, and finaly shows you the link.
first i have generated a filename-extension by a usix timestamp:
$spext=time();
then i have attached this extension f.ex.:
bevore:
$make = fopen("forms/admin/data.dat","w") or die("Could not write file-based data file.");
after:
$make = fopen("forms/admin/data.$spext.dat","w") or die("Could not write file-based data file.");
seems to work great!
Sandman
nice hack sandman ;)
Couldn't one just as easily RENAME the previous "form1.html" file (on the HOST) BEFORE generating another form? Would a RENAMED for not still work?
No, I guess you can't do that. I tried it. It didn't work.
It is not that simple. There are a number of things that get generated besides form1.html. Namely, there is process.php (which processes the form data), the admin portal files, and the file based database system files. All of these need to be copied along with form1.html to make things work.