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Dynamic JS/Jquery "Slide-in" Form submittance - MattsM3 - Nov 4th, 2010 Hello, I am new to Form Tools, and I have a question on the first site that I am try to use it on. The site has a scheduling tab on every page that is a PHP include, upon clicking the tab, a form slides onto the page. Am I going to be able to use this type of form to submit it to my database? My first attempt was to use the homepage, and I got it to work properly, will I have to make a new form in Form Tools for every single page??? Thanks, Matt RE: Dynamic JS/Jquery "Slide-in" Form submittance - Ben - Nov 4th, 2010 Hi Matt, Quote:will I have to make a new form in Form Tools for every single page??? Nope! The "Form URL" setting on your form is generally just to keep tabs on where the information is coming from. It's used for the Add Form process, but nothing after that. In your case, as long as the forms - that are being submitted on any page on your site - all contain the same form fields, Form Tools will accept those submissions and store them in the one database table. Hope this helps! Ben |