I need to make a contract form where the person enters thier name etc and some other info throughout the contract. then when they hit submit, the whole contract with the inputted information , not just the input data, gets sent to the business owner. so when the business owner receives the form, its the whole contract and the info is read by the owner.
would i put the whole thing in a field then nest the other fields that need to be filled in then put the submit button outside the whole thing?
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Started by zoom4267, Apr 27 2009 06:16 AM
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Posted 02 May 2009 - 09:08 AM
Probably better off just sending the client a pdf version of the contract and they can send it back!
When creating a form on the web, as long as you define a name for each field that also gets sent with the data to whoever the recipient is.
For example, if you have a field called name, the result of the form submission would be name=Joshua.
When creating a form on the web, as long as you define a name for each field that also gets sent with the data to whoever the recipient is.
For example, if you have a field called name, the result of the form submission would be name=Joshua.
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