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Form Processor Scripts Listings
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Complete Perl/CGI script kit designed for use by award sites. Uses a form to receive information from an applicant about their site. When the form is submitted, the information is sent to your e-mail address. At the same time, the applicant receives an automatic response confirming the submitted information.
Price: Free - Platform(s): Linux - Unix - Windows - Updated: 31/10/2006 -
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Form2mail With Preview is a multi-platform compatible simple form to E-mail script is one of the few available that gives your users the option to PREVIEW what they have entered before submitting the info. Great as an order form, information request form, or most situations where form data needs to be sent to an email address.
Price: 5.00 - Version: 1.0 - Platform(s): Unix/Linux/Windows - Updated: 31/10/2006 -
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G.form is a multi-platform compatible script that lets your visitors contact you via an online form. A good way to let them contact you without displaying your email address.
Price: Free - Version: ? - Platform(s): Unix/Linux/Windows - Updated: 31/10/2006 -
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Kazaam Form Wizard is a Unix compatible script that generates a form customized for your site based on the data you enter. Generate as many scripts as you like. Just copy the code and use it, no configuration at install time.
Price: Free GPL - Version: 1.0 - Platform(s): Unix - Updated: 31/10/2006 -
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World Wide Contact is a multi-platform compatible script that allows you to setup a contact form on your site and have the results emailed to you. In fact, you can use this for any form where you want the results emailed to you. Just build the form on your site, tell the script what form fields to expect, and it handles the rest. This script hides your email address from email harvesters unlike other form mailers. This script is also a great alternative to Frontpage users who do not want their email address in their HTML source.
Price: Free - Version: ? - Platform(s): Unix/Linux/Windows - Updated: 31/10/2006 -
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HiMail is a cross-platform compatible, easy to install, configurable form mailer script. And it is free.
Price: Freeware - Version: 1.92 - Platform(s): Unix, Windows NT/2000 - Updated: 31/10/2006 -
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Our form processor script, written in Perl for use on both UNIX and Windows servers, is designed to collect user information from multiple online forms. The script also has the ability to append the appropriate flat-file databases and send an e-mail message containing the results of the form submission.
Price: - - Version: 3.1 - Platform(s): Unix, Windows - Updated: 31/10/2006 -
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Alphamail Email Form With Autoresponse multi-platform compatible. For use by any site requiring an e-mail form, including an autoresponder. Designed with Perl newcomers in mind, and features extremely easy set-up, overall simplicity, crystal-clear, uncluttered code, and thorough instructions.
Price: Free - Version: ? - Platform(s): Unix/Linux/Windows - Updated: 31/10/2006 -
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Matt's FormMail (MattFM) is a form to email script written in Perl and also in PHP, with a few advantages over other form to email scripts, it is totally platform independant, if your web server can run Perl or PHP scripts then it can use MattFM! MattFM also has the following features;
Price: Freeware - Version: 0.6.0 - Platform(s): - - Updated: 31/10/2006 -
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Visitors sign guestbook on form which uses Ajax for field validation. Webmaster is emailed a copy of the entry which is immediately posted online. Data stored in either flat file or MySQL DB.An HTML template is used to display the guestbook on the website.Support for this product is available on http://bbs.face2interface.com/.
Price: GNU - Version: 1.1 - Platform(s): Linux - Unix - Windows - Updated: 31/10/2006 -
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