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Form1
This form demonstrates the simplest of form processing. The example will capture form values and
test for required fields. If the form is not filled in completely, a message will be displayed and link to re-edit
the form will be provided. When the form is finally processed, the form entries will be logged to a delimited text file
stored in the user's data directory. Additionally, an email will be sent to the email address entered on the form
with the form field values URL address of the textlog file.
Form2
This form is exactly like the Form1 except uses advanced HTML parsing to provide the following
- If the form is not filled in completely, a message will be displayed along with HTML form itself. The later
will include the fields already filled completed.
- When the form is completed, a copy of the form with the entered values is created and put in the user's data directory. All form
control fields are removed leaving the resulting.asp file suitable for viewing or printing.
Additionally, an email will be sent to the email address entered on the form
with the URL address of the results HTML file.
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Form3
This form demonstrates the advanced.asp parsing described above. Additionally, complex for field types such as Selection Lists,
Radio Buttons and Check Boxes are excercised. And most importantly, this form demonstrates the file upload feature
of the ActionForms program.
Form4
This form is exactly like form 3, execpt it demonstrates how Actionforms can use
the original form page to create a confirmation page upon form submission.
The generated confirmation page
is complete information on form submission, file upload information and a print confirmation page function.
Form5
Another form exactly form 3 and 4, except it demonstrates how you may customize your own confirmation page with the data entered from the original form including a special tag for file upload information.
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