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PHP forms
Anyone know a good way to covert ASP forms to PHP? Or, an easy way to create a PHP form from the HTML I used for the original ASP form. I don't know PHP at all and I need a project done quickly.
Thanks for any help.
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KoolMoves Moderator
PHP is pretty easy to pick up.
Rather than convert the ASP how about you tell what your form is sending and what you want the PHP code to do with the information.
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undead creature
Re: PHP forms
Originally posted by weden
Anyone know a good way to covert ASP forms to PHP? Or, an easy way to create a PHP form from the HTML I used for the original ASP form. I don't know PHP at all and I need a project done quickly.
No need to do that.
CGI,PHP or ASP it doesn't matter !
What's important here: the text at the specified URL must be in the standard MIME format application/x-www-form-urlencoded (a standard format used by CGI scripts).
cheers
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KoolMoves Moderator
I assumed his hosting didn't allow ASP but did have PHP.
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Whoa! Not sure what your talking about Necromanthus. Here is the form I created in ASP. The company now wants it in PHP for a new Linux server.
http://www.ptffinancial.com/Apply.asp
and
http://www.ptffinancial.com/thankyou.asp
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KoolMoves Moderator
ok this is off topic for the forum.
Basically the only thing that has to change on the form is where it goes to an ASP page you just need to write PHP to process the form. Contact me email and I'll help you.
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