Questions & Answers

Q: I cannot get any of your Form1 Builder forms to work with https.

A: Form1 forms run on https (secure severer) exactly as they do on http. You can try our standard test form on a secure server at https://bizpep.com/Form1Try.php (you may receive a certificate error as it is not certified to the domain). If you are having difficulty first check that the form runs ok on http . If so the issue is most likely that your server is not running php for a secure server and you will need to contact your server host.

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Q: Hi, I have a normal html form that when submitted actions a php file so it can send form details to my email address. Spam bots have hijacked my php form processing script. Will your software stop them doing it again?

A: Yes. Full information on Form Hijacking is outlined at https://bizpep.com/form-hijacking.php and Form Spam at https://bizpep.com/form-spam.php . Form1 code provides the capacity to incorporate all of the anti hijacking / spam techniques outlined on these pages and stop spam bots.

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Q: I want to buy all of the program you provide but do you have a book that teaches on how to explain this assumptions.

A: Full details are provided online, within the software and in the Help files. This includes the relationships and basis of the models. We do offer Commercial licenses for the use of software for inter-business support, advice, or consulting and for some titles upon request with a Commercial license can provide an unprotected software version allowing you to to view the formula applied and access cell contents to enhance your knowledge of software operation (macros remain protected) .

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Q: I have a client that is using your Form1Builder MySQL with a form that they want the users that are filling it out to select a location and then based on that selection is there is a corresponding email address that the form results would get emailed to. This can be a CC with all form results going to the default address but the CC is set by a conditional element in the form?

A: A couple of options. You could simply have the form delivery email client filter and forward to different email addresses (ie your cc addresses) based on the selected option. This is probably the easiest (very easy with GMail accounts etc) as it can be done/modified without form code changes. This would result in the delivery email and the set cc address receiving the email. You could set the delivery email name as the value of your drop down. Refer to the Form Delivery Email Address section of the Help file https://bizpep.com/form1/ . Using this approach you would set a hidden field <input type="hidden" name="delemaildomain" value="mydomain.com" /> and then set the select field with the name="delemailname" and the value as the delemailname for the selected option. This would result in the form delivery email being sent to the selected option value only.

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Q: I just tried the software and like what I see. Before I buy it though I have one more question for you. Can I run this software on a "Sub Domain" of my Domain?

A: Yes, the form code will run on the registered domain and any sub domains.

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