Subscription Form Sample

This example page implements the drag and drop object framework (ddobj) in conjunction to the drag and drop form (ddform). The environment is initialized, images are preloaded and the popup form is displayed once the Web page has completed loading. All popup forms may be triggered to appear on any HTML element event such as the <a> hyperlink element's onclick event. The Web site subscription example utilizes a form input filter that validates various fields of information. Filter inputs such as names, email addresses and selections pertinent to obtaining subscribers to your Web site, ezines, product announcements and so on. Input filter parameters via JavaScript provide the first layer of Web security and data integrity before information is processed by a Web site/Web application script (PHP or ASP), and stored in a database. The popup form (ddform) user interface component between your visitors and Web application will cut development time drastically. Be one of few Web masters to feature Web sites with advanced drag and drop form popups.

Customize a plethora of over 30 options applicable to the popup windows that house custom forms with ddform. The popup form windows on these sample Web pages are limited to a boundary of 200 pixels from the left edge of your client Web browser. Boundaries for the top, left, bottom right edges can be defined for each popup object. Boundaries are just one of numerous customizations available for this product.

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