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This Wizard Program will write the HTML necessary to process a form using the FormsMaster, FM20 Free Service. If you are the intuitive type who want to try a service before reading the instruction, scroll down to Section 1 now.This wizard is divided into four sections.
Section 1 is a a series of questions about how you want your form to look and data for the email message.
Section 2 shows how your form will look. (The "Submit" button will be for demonstration only and will not work until the code is installed on your server.)
Section 3 is the wizard built actual HTML code to make the Web page seen in Section 2.
Section 4 is how the processed email message will look.
To use the Wizard
Simply complete the questions in Section 1 and press the "Make Form" button at the end of Section 1.
You may build the form in steps answering only a few questions at a time.
The email address of the web site visitor is a required first field and is already on the form in Section 2 and included with the code in Section 3. You do not need to add another field in Section 1 to collect this data. Do not change the coding for this in Section 3 or the form will not be processed correctly after installation on your server.Each time you press the "Make Form" button, you will see the questions reappear again in Section 1 with the answers you have already supplied filled in the input spaces. This makes editing easy.
Check how your form now looks in Section 2. If you want to add, edit, or delete anything from the form, simply make the changes in Section 1 and re-press the "Make Form" button.
To delete a field, delete all spaces in the field with your backspace or delete key. Be sure your cursor rests on the left side of the field and that the right arrow key will not roll across any embedded blank spaces.Check also how the email message will look in Section 4.
Note: this is shown with a tinted background on the page. Most email readers default to a gray background. Also, spacing across a line is different with different mail readers.When you are satisfied with the Form and the email message, highlight and copy the code in Section 3 to a new HTML file using notepad.exe of some other text editor.
You may then make final editing changes to the form for such things as changing the background color, adding Hard Rules , etc. Just be sure to leave the base HTML code for the form as it wis.
Access Code
You may build your form using the default access code provided in the input box (name="access1") or you may register the form with ConWeb.com now. You must register the exact URL of the form, not just the domain name or home page. If you do not register now, you will need to register and change the hidden field in your code before using the form on your server. There is no charge to register for the FM20 service.
Form Fields Available
Heading: A heading for your form that will centered in bold letters on the top of your form.
There are twenty fields available for processing by the FM20 free service.
Fields 2-4, 6-9, 11-19: Regular Data Collection Fields to accept data from the web site registrant such as name, address, phone, etc.
Fields 5 and 10: Select fields that allow you to have up to five selections for each field. Field 5 allows a single choice. This field is entered into the EmailNow data base for making directed emailings to your Registrants. Field 10 allows single or multiple choice.
Fields are processed sequentially from 1 to 20 and are displayed on the form and in the email message in that order. When designing your form you may skip fields by leaving the questions blank for that field. They will not be shown on the form. For example, if you want a selection field as the fourth field on your form, then enter the descriptions you want for fields 2 and 3 (remember field 1 is the user's email address), omit field 4 and complete the information for field 5.
Hidden Fields
You must also complete the hidden fields. These are needed to process the email message and for verification. The email fields to not show on the form but will show in the email display in Section 4.
               
Email regarding the web site should be sent to: youremailaddress.
<blockquote>
<INPUT NAME="access1" Type="Hidden" Value="17052012"> <p>
Your Email Address:
<INPUT NAME="var1" size=50 maxlength=50>
<INPUT NAME="name1" Type="Hidden" Value="Your Email Address: ">
<p>
<INPUT NAME="emailto" Type="Hidden" Value="youremailaddress">
<INPUT NAME="togopage" Type="Hidden" Value="http://www.conweb.com/formsmas/index.shtml">
<center>
<P>
<INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Submit">
<INPUT TYPE="reset" VALUE="Clear">
           
<A HREF="http://www.conweb.com/formsmas/index.shtml">
<IMG SRC="http://www.conweb.com/formsmas/images/logosmll.gif"
border=2 align=absmiddle alt="Small FormsMaster Logo/Link"></A>
<P>
Email regarding the web site should be sent to: youremailaddress.
<P>
</center>
</blockquote>
</FORM>
</BODY>
</HTML>
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Below is a copy of a form that you recently completed at:
(Your Form URL).
Please send all email inquiries regarding this web site to:
youremailaddress.
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Your Email Address: Data From Registrant
Data From Registrant
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