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advice on creating a form

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3billy3

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Oct 8, 2007
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Hi
I have been asked to create a form on a web site i have designed - the form will be quite extensive and have about 16 fields for an online booking.

Is there a way to create an email form which, when submitted returns the complete form and not just the text within the fields?

Have tried a pdf form, this is ok but relies on the fact that users/customers will have acrobat installed - so i'm not too sure about using a pdf.

Any ideas or suggestions will be appreciated
 
Absolutly, what is at your disposal?
Any dynamic languages? ASP,PHP...

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Do the DW »|MostarNetworks|
 
Im using Dreamweaver 8.0, I've got Adobe Acrobat Pro and Adobe Lifecycle Designer

Not any experience with ASP or PHP - sorry

I have been able to create the form using DW, but i would like the complete form to be mailed to me, and not just the results because they are not very legible in an email.

I thought a pdf would be the answer because the complete form can be submitted but this runs into problems when people don't have a pdf reader installed
 
I meant does your host provide you with ablity to use a PHP or ASP ...or is it just HTML. Don't sweat it if you dont know the laguages, parts/script that handle email are pretty traight forward IF you can execute ASP or PHP.
If not then go in direction of:
Post back!

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Do the DW »|MostarNetworks|
 
I've used PHP before on a simple 'contact' form, so i guess they're geared up for PHP
 
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