In my previous website, I had plenty of forms that were perfectly executable in a .txt format. That made the setup very easy.
Now my current webhost demands that I use Perl or PHP, but it’s too complicated to me as I want to concentrate on contents and usability. I have checked easiForm but I doubt I can get things running in the short term, as I’m lacking the basics.
Hi Nick, Basics for what… adding actions? that’s all you need to do
using the PHP easiForm actions. If you need any help setting your form
up with easiForm then contact me throught the easibase.com web site
and I will step you through your issues but really, it’s basically
nothing more than adding actions apart from uploading 1 folder to your
server using ftp.
Mike
On Feb 22, 2008, at 8:19 AM, Nick wrote:
In my previous website, I had plenty of forms that were perfectly
executable in a .txt format. That made the setup very easy.
Now my current webhost demands that I use Perl or PHP, but it’s too
complicated to me as I want to concentrate on contents and
usability. I have checked easiForm but I doubt I can get things
running in the short term, as I’m lacking the basics.
In my previous website, I had plenty of forms that were perfectly
executable in a .txt format. That made the setup very easy.
Now my current webhost demands that I use Perl or PHP, but it’s too
complicated to me as I want to concentrate on contents and
usability. I have checked easiForm but I doubt I can get things
running in the short term, as I’m lacking the basics.
Am I missing something here or can someone give me a helping hand?
What is in the ‘feedback.txt’ file that the ‘action’ points to? It
looks like a configuration file for some non-standard web hosting.
Some Microsoft system perhaps?
Because it’s a text file, it’s fully visible to the world at large.
And it exposes your email@hidden address.
David
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David Ledger - Freelance Unix Sysadmin in the UK.
HP-UX specialist of hpUG technical user group (www.hpug.org.uk)
email@hidden www.ivdcs.co.uk
I have chosen the PHP easiForm actions. You learn quickly how to implement them and they work flawlessly. Great tutorials. Great support. All forms are working like a charm. Integration in FW is exemplary. My site was up and running in no time.