26212Multi-page Forms with PHP by Sam Fullmanhttp://codewalkers.com/tutorials.php?show=28If you've been on the web at all, you've gone through multipart forms, where you fill out, let's say, section one, click submit, and fill in section two, etc.. This makes sense from dividing the forms into chunks, controlling the amount of information received, and also for verfication. If we want the user to set up an account with us, we might want to make sure that the username and password they select are unique before we have them fill out much else.PHP > Tips and Tutorials > Form ProcessingOct 15, 2006
Mosaic, with its multimedia capability, added entertainment value to what had previously been a bland character-based medium. Forms created the capability for dynamic Web sites tailored to user requests. Without either of these two developments, we would all probably be watching TV right now.
In the last exciting episode of the PHP Phanatics, we explored the inner workings of PHP's unique $GLOBALS array. Several sharp-eyed readers pointed out a bug in the script dumping the contents of the $GLOBALS array. If an array element was itself an array, the display listed that fact rather than the contents of the component array. The displayed line looked like:
Learn how to create a simple contact form with PHP. With the help of a contact form your visitors will fill out a form and its content will be send to you via email.
Here we are going to create a feedback form for you site to allow users contact you.
The script is very simple and this article is for php begginers. we have to follow following steps for that.
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