I have been interested in getting a GPS unit for my car for a while; especially after a series of one-day trip that my wife and I went on a few weekends ago. However, the price tag around $500 kept me from buying.
Recently, during a long drive from Alexandria, VA, I tried to avoid a 12-mile traffic jam on NJ Turnpike using a simple map and my sense of direction. Everything went well until I hit the New Jersey Triangle ? a very confusing area between Newark, Geothal Bridge, and Holland Tunnel. After driving around in circle for over an hour, I decided that it?s time to buy a GPS unit.
Through my work in web development I’ve noticed the high number of times I need to write out a contact or registration form for a client. Each time I get the form fields together and then decide how I want to process the form. This usually entails a client-side validation of certain fields (required fields, email validation, etc) and then a back-end check of those fields before processing them. This process can get pretty repetitive if you do a high volume of projects or sites needing this function. I was looking for a way to process any form I create with the same script each time and thus produced this php script. It’s a lightweight, single file form processor that has a number of options. The goal of this script is to provide a single file resource available to use over and over. For certain forms you may want to implement your own client-side validation of fields before sending them to the form processor. Let’s explore the features:
Convert all data submited by an HTML form to a CSV table located in the same folder as the script. The generated CSV file follows the RFC4180 standarts and can be opened in Excel or in any other Spreadsheet software.
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