The EVERYTHING form

COMPLETELY REWRITTEN!

It also fixes a few bugs:

• Now allows you to REQUIRE radio fields and checkbox fields
• Checks e-mail address validity, avoiding sendmail crashes

This nifty little script does everything. It allows you to process an unlimited number of forms using only one script; but its coolest feature is its flexibility.

You only have to change two variables in the script, and the rest is handled in a simple configuration file. All you do is create a form as you normally would, and the script reads the input fields and assembles them into an output file for you (if you want), then (if you want) it e-mails the results to you as well, and (if you want), it e-mails the user thanking them. Then it redirects them to a thank you page.

For example, the form below asks for your name, your email address and your favorite color. The script reads those three variables, and it reads your answers to them, and it assembles them in an output file, and it redirects the user to a page informing them they're done.

Features:

• Unlimited number of form fields
• You don't have to configure the script to match your form; the script understands your form automatically.
• Anybody could configure it! You just have to tell the script where your output directory is, and where your html directory is, and the script does ALL the rest of the work for you!
• Only two hidden fields in your forms. No special configuration. An html novice can make this work!
• You can require certain fields simply by building a pipe-delimited list (below, the required list looks like this: Name|e-mail) in a hidden form field.

Here's how it works:

The form above is fully operational, and you can also click here to see the results it generates.

You can include any number of fields, with any number of different combinations of radio boxes, check boxes, textareas, text inputs, password inputs and any other kind of form input -- you don't have to worry about configuring the form, it configures itself!

What could be easier?