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Q: First, great tool! I've noticed that the output list does not include URLs that refer to directories, i.e. don't have a file name extension and rely on the server to use its default file (e.g. index.html). I've also noticed that file names with spaces are not included in the output. I really need both of these. Is there a way to "turn them on" without hacking your code?

A: Thanks for the feedback. On the no file name extension if you add the directory name to the Include URLs with variable they should be listed (as long as they are linked within the site). On the spaces issue file names should not have spaces, and Google site map will not validate if it has spaces, spaces must be url encoded as %20 to ensure correct operation across browsers/systems.

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Q: If I have a form on my site that was created using form1, do they have to pass thru your servers in order for the forms to work? I was questioning this because in case your servers are down... my forms won't go thru.

A: Form1 forms are not linked to our servers in any way. You upload your form pages with processing code to your server and they run independantly and completly from your server and have no link to our server at all.

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Q: I have seen your business support software, models and calculators and are very interesting. I want to know if you have any concessional prices for students?

A: We do offer 30% discounts for multi user licenses and volume discounts for orders of 10 titles or more. Our standard pricing is extremely competitive and we are unable to provide additional price reductions.

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Q: I've been evaluating you form1 builder software, and I need to make multi-part forms. I find your instructions very confusing and I was wondering if you could give me a set of source code examples. What I would like to have to effectively check the ease of the multi-part forms would be the source code pages for your multi-part example located at https://bizpep.com/multiform1.php

A: The processing code is the same as a standard form1. As outlined in the Help file all you need do is set the form action of the first form to point to the second form and name the submit button multipage on all pages except the last. Each page will run the processing code on the following page. For example if you want to have a two page form with files called first.php and second.php use From1 Builder to build the two forms as normal. Then in the first form set (edit in the textarea or a text editor) the form action value to point to the file second.php and set the submit button name to "multipage" ie name ="multipage". If you view the source of the example files ie from IE go View Source you will see the underlying html code used in the test mulitpage forms.

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Q: I have signed up for the 7 day trial period. When you press send this is what I get: Error: bizpep.com is not a valid domain for this account.

A: When you adjusted the form action of your form you created an error. It is currently <form action="https://bizpep.com/host/p.php?a=****" method="post"> name="Form1"> and should be <form action="https://bizpep.com/host/p.php?a=****" method="post" name="Form1"> (ie remove the > after the post). You can see there is a html coding error as when you view the form you see a rouge name="Form1"> at the top. Fix this, give it another try and let me know how you go.

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