It's quit a bit of work that would likely not please everyone. This generator was never designed to do so and probably never will. It's open sorce and it's free. You are welcome to customized it any way you like.
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Ah, I guess I was thinking it would be an easy solution, but then again my strength lies in video so I'm a little out of my element. Have a great weekend and thanks for the answer none the less.
John
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If you chose the text option then a text file will be created in the admin folder. If not you will have to create the form again with this option or add it manually to the processor file.
Has anyone tried using their form to export an XML file instead of a text file? Any help on this would be amazing!!!
It's quit a bit of work that would likely not please everyone. This generator was never designed to do so and probably never will. It's open sorce and it's free. You are welcome to customized it any way you like.
Ah, I guess I was thinking it would be an easy solution, but then again my strength lies in video so I'm a little out of my element. Have a great weekend and thanks for the answer none the less.
John
John Rippy said: (2008-11-15 21:12)
"Has anyone tried using their form to export an XML file instead of a text file?"
then how can i export my form's results into a text-file?
If you chose the text option then a text file will be created in the admin folder. If not you will have to create the form again with this option or add it manually to the processor file.
Looks something like this:
$make=fopen("admin/data.dat","a");
$to_put="";
$to_put .= $firstname."|".$lastname."|".$email."
";
fwrite($make,$to_put);