With this form builder, I need to have it list out specific items from the form to a web page. Such as:

<div id="riderlist1">
<div class='riders_left'><div class='riders_name'>Abdurrahman, Kameel</div><div class='riders_city'>Gotha, FL</div></div><div class='riders_right'><div class='riders_name'>Abeele, David</div><div class='riders_city'>Umatilla, FL</div></div><div class='riders_left'><div class='riders_name'>Acebal, Javier</div><div class='riders_city'>Hollywood, FL</div></div><div class='riders_right'><div class='riders_name'>Acosta, Carlos</div><div class='riders_city'>Fort Lauderdale, FL</div></div>

These would be parsed from a registration form, and used as a sort of who's who that have registered for the event, allowing other friends to know who's attending?

Can this form builder do this?

Charles

With a lot of extra coding, but not 'out of the box'. I'm sure one of the coders will pop in here and explain further.

When you say print do you mean to a webpage or to a piece of paper? If it's to a webpage then all you need to do is setup your confirmation to display the data the way you want. Then you can print that to a piece of paper the way it is or use a print style sheet to control what gets printed.

Eric, I assumed they meant to a web page since the mention of others seeing who was attending.

Either way It already prints the data from the form out to a webpage and you can print it out for all to see:)

After having re-read the original question a few times, it sounds like to me that he would like to add the result of the form to an existing webpage, that can be viewed at any stage by anyone.

eg I could say I'm going to the event, and then Eric could log on to the same site and say ah well Jeff is going so I'm going and the fill in the form, Then Gunsmoke can see that both Eric and I will be going so he fills in the form and so on.

It would need to done through the Confirmation option as Eric mentioned, by setting up the custom html page where you need to create it so that it will add the results in to the original code and then store the new values being added to the original list via a database. However without sitting down and going thru the code on the site and your sample result, I'm not going to be of much more help.

Mysql would be one way of accomplishing what jeff is saying. If you post to csv then a little php with some html riding on top will get it done.

Thanks guys, I do appreciate the input. Now the original site I'm patterning mine after, did not use a DB that I could determine. That leads me to believe that Eric may have hit on what I need to build in what I want. Post to a CSV file which by means of a script, php script maybe which then adds to the list on the page each time someone registers. If that's possible, is there already a script available or does it need to be built for this particular purpose. If it is available, where do I go and look for it ... or, do you have some code I could start with and build from available? You guys are great.

Thanks

Give this a try.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5187 … a-web-page