jFormer Documentation

jFormer Documentation → Using jFormer →

Creating Forms

creating your own custom forms is an easy process.

Step 1) Plan out your Form

Step 2) Use the jFormer.com Documentation

Step 3) Profit

Next Page: Processing Submissions

This page was last edited on April 6, 2011 at 8:48am.

12 comments (add a comment)

hello on 2011-08-24 05:24:02

processing gets stuck? need some help please

complex on 2011-08-27 10:52:01

where exactly do you configure the processing form php filename, location and parameters?

Tyler on 2011-09-05 22:01:55

I'm looking at the jformer.com documentation, why is it telling me step 2 is to look at the documentation... this doesn't make sense, how in the world am I suppose to set this thing up?

Tyler on 2011-09-05 22:03:42

The next page tells me "So you have created your form." NO! I haven't created my form... I don't know how to create forms with jformer yet.

CK on 2011-11-11 12:03:34

Note on processing. Do NOT echo your form. DO NOT.

While creating your form code, even if you save it to a variable you must run processRequest() at the end of the form. This will initialize it properly!

Then create a function called onSubmit() and reference it, it says you don't have to if you don't change the default name of the submit function...but you do.

Greg Corrigan on 2012-01-31 04:04:24

LOL... Ah, finally, the missing step for the gnomes!

Pissed on 2012-02-06 18:37:21

Excuse me but your STEPS are horrible!!!!!!!!! How am I supposed to get this running when the documentation ISN'T EVEN carrying the info we need to get things going.....