Configuring Your Php Form and Your Server
Php is a great language to work with. Many hosting companies that do not offer CGI capabilities will have no issue with Php. Likewise, Php is commonly used across the internet for a variety of purposes. Creating the proper form for Php is also much simpler than CGI. The form doesn't need a special directory or even its own folder. It can be uploaded into the same folder as your web pages.
Configuring Your Server for Your CGI Form
This may seem like an intimidating process, but setting up your server to accept feedback from visitors is a breeze. It's imperative that you only adjust the properties mentioned within this tutorial and do not alter anything else. As long as you follow these directions, and avoid changing anything you are unsure of, you will have your server set up in no time.
Create a Stand-Alone Dreamweaver Email Form
Inserting Form Lists and Menus
Creating Checkboxes and Radio Buttons
Sometimes you might want your visitors to tick a box, for example when they're choosing which product they'd like to order.
But how do you insert check boxes and radio buttons?
Read on, it's really quick...
Inserting Form Text Fields
Dreamweaver makes arranging and creating text fields in your forms as easy as possible.
