Archive for March, 2008
Any Feature Suggestions for FormSmarts?
We’ve added a feature suggestion form. You can vote for features requested by others and suggest new ones. Now is the time to have your say.
In average, we release a new version of FormSmarts form builder or form processing engine weekly.
Posted on Mar 31st, 2008 in form builder.
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Tags: upcoming
New Web Form Creator Demo Video Available
We’ve added a new demonstration video to help new FormSmarts users get started. The video is on YouTube, and a higher quality version is available for download form the Internet Archive.
Posted on Mar 25th, 2008 in form builder.
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Tags: howto, HTML form, video tutorial
FormSmarts Form Creator Now Supports All HTML Form Field Types
We are pleased to announce that FormSmarts now supports the full range of HTML form input fields. Users can now update their web forms and create new ones using Drop Down Lists, Radio Buttons, and Checkboxes.
We are in the process of updating relevant documentation on the site.
Update: see how to choose the correct form input field.
Posted on Mar 22nd, 2008 in form builder.
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Tags: form design, upcoming
Tips for Web Form Users with Non-English Language Websites
Many users in non-English speaking countries now use FormSmarts, so we thought we would post a few recommendations for them.
When building your forms with the form creator, use the text data type for any fields that may contain non-English characters, such as the accented characters found in many European languages (All data types now support all languages/character sets).
Note that non-European languages like Arabic, Chinese, Hebrew, Japanese and Russian are not supported at this time.
As you know, FormSmarts form handler is not a simple form to email processor script like FormMail. Each and every web form submission is analyzed in real time, and the user may be asked to complete a challenge if we suspect a form spam attempt. Although anyone capable of reading elementary English should be able to understand what is expected from him/her in that context, this is something you may have to take into account when designing your web forms. You could for example warn users in the form filling instructions.
If you need help, we provide limited support in French, German, and Chinese (as well as English, of course.) You can write us in any of those languages, but we will only reply in English.
Posted on Mar 11th, 2008 in form handler.
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Tags: howto, international, web forms