Register5! - HTML5 Register Form

thanks a lot.

I didn’t understand what you want me to do, but I generally don’t do custom tweakage for an item. If you need any help with Reg5, changing it to your preference or integrating it with a backend model, I can help you as part of the item support.

Hi Benedict, thanks for purchasing and I’m glad you liked it.

1. In order to send the collected information to an email address you need to capture the inputted values using some type of server-side (also called back-end) model; usually PHP . That’s the only way you can make sure the values are emailed to you reliably. For example: $username = $_POST[‘name’];

and so forth for all the values. You can read more about the PHP “mail” function. Integration is very simple and doesn’t require but a simple script you can find anywhere.

2. Absolutely. You can tweak, remove, add new fields as follows: Open the form HTML file, located at the main directory. Navigate to the tag (ctrl+f). There you can copy a table row, paste it anywhere in the table and edit the fields. With any new field you create, the inputted value by the user will be automatically detected in the server side. If you need some extra validation, you may need JavaScript knowledge.

Koren.

Thanks! since it’s all local storage I’m not sure how viable that would be, but good idea.

Thanks!

You can tweak it however you want, but you will need to dabble a bit with some jQuery.

Hi,

Thanks for your query.

Our customer service representative for this kind of issue is bill.gates$$$@microsoft.com

Cheers!

lol sure, but this still makes your script completely unusable. i remember having to deal with netscape 4 several years ago. no client would have paid a website wich wouldn´t have worked in ANY version of netscape browser at that time!

i´ll get your script in like 5 years from now – already bookmarked it…

You can use this form with any back-end model or CMS (e.g. Joomla, WP, Drupal…). All values sent through the form exist in the $_POST superglobal.

Not a dumb question at all. I find that a lot of the questions I get asked about this product are exactly this one.

You can access submitted input in the $_POST array (if you’re using PHP ). One method is to change the form’s “action” value to whatever server-side form processing script you have and that’s it (some knowledge of PHP or another is probably necessary).

Cheers!

This item is html & css, not a back-end development so I can’t really help you there. To insert values into a database you need some knowledge of a scripting language (e.g. php) and sql.

You can add any form element you like. I’m not sure what you meant by “fitting as the text boxes” but you’ll need to write CSS for those items to fit the design as they don’t come styled as-is.

You can definitely implement a javascript browser detector and allow for a more basic view for IE, that’s probably a good solution in terms of backwards compatibility (IE doesn’t support a lot of the HTML5 features in this).

Hi,

You definitely can do that as it’s a part of the response returned from Google geolocation API . Read the documentation at Google on how to fetch a city, county, zipcode etc.

Thanks JGWD ! appreciate the positive feedback.

You can use jQuery for that, so something along the lines of:

$("#repeat_password").keyup(function() {
     if($("#password").val() == $(this).val()) {
          // okay move on
     } else {
         alert("passwords do not match");
     }
});

Substitute the comment and the alert with the code that generates the V or displays an error message as it shows in the JS file.

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for the code. One more thing, where is the code for the redirect when you submit the form. I am going to be creating a single page website, so where can I change where the page gets redirected to so i just add a ?login=succeeded to the end of the url. Thanks again

Change the action attribute of the form element to ””. It will get redirected back to the current page where you can do the server-side processing.

For some reason CC’s iframe is not liking this. You can view a fully functional demo by closing the frame.

Yes, but you’ll need to set up a unique validation for it.

Cheers