The easiest way to learn about the form processor is to download the examples – http://www.richardwillars.com/demos/fp/formprocessor.zip

In that zip file are examples which should give you a good indication of how to create your own forms..

It might also be worth taking a look at http://www.gavin-holt.com/articles/tutorial-series-contact-form-part-1/ as that shows how to build a form step by step.

I’m glad you’re enjoying using the form processor – I hope it’s making your life easier! The password fields were never designed to remember your input (for obvious reasons). What i’ll do is add an attribute so you can toggle this functionality on and off…. <input type="password" remember="no"...

The code for the current form processor is quite messy and hard to maintain.. it was just something I hammered out in a day as a proof of concept. Over the new year I rewrote the entire class from scratch but have yet to iron out a few bugs. Once this is done I’ll add the requested functionality.

I’ve recently transitioned my forms from Simon’s class to yours, and I have to say I’m impressed.

I’m having trouble though with assigning predetermined values to text/password input fields, it worked before the transition. I’ve tried going through the code to see if I can fix it, however, no luck. I would really appreciate help on this

Thanks

“There should be 2 files – testform.php and formprocessor.php.”

There are a lot of files. but none with these names. And a directory with Macintosh Trash (__MACOSX).

There are in the directory “formprocessor”:
formprocessor\examples
formprocessor\class.formprocessor.php
formprocessor\.DS_Store (another Mac file)
formprocessor\examples\usingConfig.php
formprocessor\examples\register.php
formprocessor\examples\password.php
formprocessor\examples\_notes
formprocessor\examples\_notes\dwsync.xml (Mac file?!)

Or do you mean another link?!