>If this is a script, is it available, either purchase or share?I think you are making the assumption that there is just one script.If it were that simple it would be very easy. In fact, a scriptusually has to be written for each case, since each company hasdifferent needs. EVERY time you click a bu...

> Where do if find this script (program)?A programmer writes it. Then it is installed on the server. When itis installed it will have a URL, and you can use that in your form.I recommend only experienced web programmers up to date with securityissues be considered for writing this program/script. It...

As always, the best way to submit a form is to use http or, for asecure form, use https. There are WAY too many problems with email forit to be used on most live forms - think of it as a toy, handy fortesting only.Aandi Inston

Digital signatures aren't about whether you see them on screen: theyare much more than that. The screen appearance is just a distraction.Aandi Inston

You can use JavaScript to filter data.Aandi Inston

A warning which I hope is appropriate... even if you have taken careof this, it may help other people who read this. The code you havewritten will leave your SQL server wide open to attacks of the kindwhich have compromised many web sites recently, so your server can beused for sending spam, collect...

A warning which I hope is appropriate... even if you have taken careof this, it may help other people who read this. The code you havewritten will leave your SQL server wide open to attacks of the kindwhich have compromised many web sites recently, so your server can beused for sending spam, collect...

Yes, it needs a content-type it understands (such as application/pdf)and some valid data matching that content type. "Empty" is not a validPDF.You could create a tiny "thanks" PDF and serve that.Aandi Inston

>- add, delete and change form fieldsJavaScript can do this (subject to rights).>- create pages from templateJavaScript again, can spawn a page from a template.Aandi Inston

> If this is true, then why is it expecting a return response?That's the normal thing, or so it seems to me. When an HTML form postsa form, the browser awaits a response. The response is shown in thebrowser window.You need to return a content-type understood by the browsing client(i.e. Adobe Reader)...