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Q: I'm a freelance web developer, and a couple of clients are requesting forms on their sites. I can build the form in HTML, and their servers work with PHP mail returns (POST). What I am looking for is software that will build the PHP scripts for the forms and help me set up an info return form to my clients with all the input data listed in a clear and readable format (not just a PHP jumble). I don't need anything complex; the info they want to collect would need basic data fields, a multiple choice field, and a text message input field. I've never gone beyond a very basic understanding of programming, and I need help! Will your software enable me to provide my clients with web forms that will deliver the collected data in a list they can easily understand?

A: Yes. Form1 Builder https://bizpep.com/form1/ provides a script that sends the submitted form data to a nominated email address. You can give t a test run for free. An alternative that processes the form data on our server is https://bizpep.com/host.php using this approach you only need to point your form action to your bizpep url (no form processing scripts to worry about).

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Q: Would I need internet access on the computer? Or can the information be stored locally?

A: The form uses the php language, this is not usually installed on a local computer, it also emails the submission to you. So in most cases you will need internet access and run the form on your server. An alternative would be to use our form processing service at https://bizpep.com/host.phphowever you would still need internet. It would be possible to design form submission using javascript and save the the data locally but this would be a completely different setup and require development.

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Q: Hello - your service is boat loads simpler than what Yahoo want's me to do (PHP scripting is not my forte). I go my form to work, but I can't get two things to happen after submission: once submit is pressed the page is redirected to a generic confirmation page hosted by bizpep that requires the user to click another button, but it takes them to a 405 Method Not Allowed page error. I have another page setup for my clients to be redirected to, how do I setup the service to go directly to my redirect and not your confirmation page? Thanks for your simple service.

A: I think what you are after is the Thank You URL, If you set this in your bizpep account this URL address will be displayed after form submission instead of the default generic confirmation. See https://bizpep.com/hosthelp.php#thankyouurl for details.

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Q: Please tell me how I can use your services to prevent spam. I created a form page, but I keep getting spam submission. Please tell me how, if I purchased your services, I can prevent getting spam submissions.

A: Have a look at What is Form Spam? at https://bizpep.com/form-spam.php . some general detain on managing form spam is provided here. Using our Form1 Builder Software https://bizpep.com/form1/ or bizpep Hosting https://bizpep.com/host.php you can incorporate many /all of these features.

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Q: I renamed the file to .php extension and it worked. Only now I get a "Form Delivery Error" and email is not delivered. I checked the email address and it is correct. Can you try this and see if you can tell what's wrong:

A: Run the Test Code https://bizpep.com/phptest.html as outlined previously to ensure your server supports the php mail function ... "Form Delivery Error" usually indicates it does not. If that is the case you will need to use the hosted solution at http:// bizpep.com .

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