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25-Mar-2008, 08:17 PM #1
Solved: form submission
hi,

I am designing a form for a client and the problem is that the hosting plan they have provide no support for scripts like php, I wanted to use tectite formail but that is php. Would anyone have any suggestions, I want to use something so the client won't get spammed. I have googled javascript form submission but I come up with form validation which is not what I want.

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26-Mar-2008, 11:25 AM #2
You can't process a form with javascript. If there is absolutely no server side processing available the only options are to expect the user to email the form, or to host the form(or form processing) elsewhere.

Would something like jotform work for the client?
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26-Mar-2008, 03:54 PM #3
I will have a look at jotform, thanks
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02-Apr-2008, 09:53 AM #4
Jotform seems ok to use, have used it for the client

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