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This beginner level tutorial is about creating forms in Dreamweaver. You may be familiar with creating web pages in Dreamweaver. This tutorial takes you one step ahead and shows you how to build great interactive forms in Dreamweaver.
Note: It is easy to create complete forms using Simfatic Forms. Visually design the form, get form submissions by email, save submissions to database and more.
The general working of a web form
Before we begin, I would like to get you up to speed with the general working of a form. The form is composed of a front-end and a back-end. The front-end is the HTML form that is displayed to the user in the browser. The front-end also consists of the styling part (known as CSS) and the Javascript validations. The back-end is the script running on your webserver. The back-end script receives the form submission and does the heavy stuff like emailing the form submissions or saving to a database. Both the front-end and the back-end are essential for a functional web form.
In this quick and simple tutorial, we will build an email form in Dreamweaver. We will write the back-end in PHP. PHP is a simple, easy, popular server-side scripting language.
We will be creating a simple feedback form with fields: name, email and message. We will also look at how we can label the form elements, align them so that they look good and finally some validation right on the client side.
On the back-end, we will create a simple PHP script which will email the form submissions and also validate the input on the server side. Validation on the server side is necessary in case the user had disabled JavaScript on their browser. It is always good to do validations on the server side as well.
Create the HTML form
So let us head on and create our form using Dreamweaver. We will create a new HTML file “form.html” which will be our form page. We will then insert the input elements. This can either be done using code or using the buttons below the menu bar.
For this demonstration, we will do it the easy way and use the buttons. In case you do not see them, go to Window then Insert. In the toolbox that appears, click on the dropdown named “Common” then select the Form option.
The form tools will now appear:
You can split the code view and the design view into two or work entirely in design view. Now drag a form onto the design view and you will see some code being displayed in the code view. You can edit the code and change the name of the form from “form1” into something more descriptive.
Next, drag a text field from the Form tools and drop it onto the form in the design view. A dialog box will appear where you can specify the label and id for the text field you have inserted into the form. Do this for the name, email and message fields labeling each one correctly in the dialog box that appears. At this point, the inputs will be aligned in a straight line with the overflow going to the next line. Not to worry as we can get them all separated by adding a bit of code. In the code view, place the paragraph tags around each of the labels for the controls. Opening paragraph tags look like this <p>. You should also place a closing tag >/p< at the end of the text field.
Next, we will add a button that will be used to submit the form. Navigate to the last paragraph tag you entered and click on the button labelled “Button” in the form tools. In the dialog box that comes up, select “submit” in the drop down list.
Our form will now look like this:
At this point, it does not look that appealing to the eye ? so we will style it using a bit of CSS code. Type the following code inside the html code inside the tags.
The form appears like this now:
Javascript Validations
We can now include some validation on the client side using simple JavaScript:
Email the form submission using PHP back-end script
Now, we would like to have the feedback sent to us via email. This can be done only on the server-side. We will use a piece of PHP script which will make use of the mail() function to send the contents of the feedback form to an email that we specify. We can do this using the following code segment.
The first part of the script is a bit of validations to make sure the form is submitted. Then we email the form submission. Note that the PHP code above redirects to a thank-you.html page after successful form submission. You can change this to any page on your website. Just make sure that your user gets the message that the form is submitted. Once all your pages – the form page, the PHP script and thank you page – are ready, just upload to your website and test it out.
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Comments on this entry are closed.InyavicMarch 5, 2014, 5:32 am
Nice tut on creating HTML forms with dreamwaver . I’m especially interested in the form validation part using CSS.
Last week I had worked with my friend to publish a new Android application, the application process started with adding the quotes through the back-end -which created by CodeIgniter- once the admin adds a new quote users notified with the updates across multiple platforms, also the admin should have the ability to notify specific users, this better than opening the application to check if there were a new quotes or not, it should be via push notifications API.
Quite simple, is it?!
This Part For Android Notifications,So if You Are Not Going To Integrate Android Platform With OneSignal Skip This Part.
Why Onesignal over firebase for push notifications?
After some discussion we chose Onesignal as a great option over firebase for some reasons:
1- Firebase not completely free, but Onesignal is a full Free API at least until now.
2- Firebase is specified to Android devices, so you could not apply the cloud messaging Aka (FCM) to other platforms like iPhone or Windows phone, although the client has not released the quotes application on other platforms, but if he did that in the future We would stick with this task again and again to support the new platforms rather than changing some lines of code to tie the new platforms to Onesignal API, because Onesignal API supported many platforms, it's like doing it once run everywhere.
3-Onesignal has a very clear documentation, step by step instructions, that helped me a lot.
google has integrated the old cloud messaging service (GCM) to their firebase services package (FCM).
The Push notifications cycle through PHP
1-When you integrate Onesignal SDK with your any platform like (Android, iPhone,etc.) or your website, the SDK will detect the platform information and create new identification Id, which is unique id for this device (Android, iPhone) or browser (chrome, Firefox) and send all these data to their cloud API.
Additionally, it's recommended to add your custom data after subscription process to have the ability to track subscribers across all platforms, in this situation I prefer to add a user ID.
OneSignal supports tagging users with simple string data, Tags can be used for targeting notifications to specific users or groups, Tags values can also be used as variables in notification content. You can send your custom data like age, gender, user name, etc.
2-Then To Create Notification open your application (as example PHP) and put your dynamic data and click send, which will call the Onesignal restful API to create a notification..
3-Onesignal will take your custom data (as example title, icon, and the targeted users) and create a notification for those users depends on their devices data that has already registered.
How to integrate onesignal with codeigniter
1- Create new Onesignal account, Create new app , then activate the platforms which you want to apply push notification for it.in our example we would support (chrome, Firefox) only but for sure you can add more. To Show the Full steps Follow this instructions.
2- To activate chrome and Firefox you have two ways to integrate (HTTPS, HTTP) ways, I will follow Web Push SDK Setup (HTTP), because it's the common option for many websites but it's recommended to use HTTPS. , In our example we will use the Onesignal HTTPS subdomain for free, so follow installation steps from here to HTTP websites
3- Choose the way you prefer to Triggering & Customizing Permission Messages from here, in my tutorial I chose the Slidedown way
3- Create Quotes.php controller with two methods, Subscribe() to handle your website subscriptions and send_message() to handle sending notifications through Onesignal API to the subscribers
4- Create site_subscribe.php file into views directory, we can handle subscribe and unsubscribe operations with Onesignal JavaScript API, when you click subscribe link your browser data will send to Onesignal API to subscribe the push service with your id , then when press allow it will return back your id with the tag which user id
5- Get your app_id and RESTful_id from app settings and replace them into site_subscribe.php file and send_message() function
Also change the subdomainName parameter with what you choose in the configure platform
Important note:
in our example we put a random Id, but in a real product you should replace it with a real user ID in your system
6- Now go to http://localhost/codeigniter_onesignal/quotes# link and you will see the notification like this image
7- After Click allow to subscribe with the service, you will see welcome message like this
You can change welcome message as you need to see details here
8-Finally try to write a message in the input and click send data and you will see messa the and response like this.
Thank you, good tutorial !
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smac
sir can you please tell/show how to send it without codeigniter (only with php)
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Saeid
Thanks a lot for good tutorial. Could you please share your MVC PHP files. I copied your code in my MVC project, but don't find some function.
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admin
you are welcome :) you can follow my video , i do it step by step
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Rizki Darmawan
Thanks for good tutorial. (Y) What if I want to send notification to user/device that must login first? Like the example on web push notification on facebook. Thanks.. please responses.
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admin
you are welcome Rizki , already my example cover this subject , please see YouTube tutorial and you will find the answer for what you ask for. but for recap , you can do that by adding the user id or whatever any specific identify data in the tag field thanks
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Rizki Darmawan
Oh.. sorry i have not watch that. I will then :) so its can (onesignal) do that. i say thank you... i will try.
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Jes
It works perfect in pc but from mobile(with last version of chrome on android 7.1.1) does not prompt the subscription :(
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damien
not good for me : OneSignal Subscription User Subscribe Page Fatal error: Using $this when not in object context in /home/users6/n/nlp0823/www/test.php on line 9
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venkat
The above codes are very usefull but it does not contain full code ...i want to just create a template according to my values ,how can i do that using php pls help me.
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admin
hi , it is very easy to do that by changing the title and message value like in the documentation with your variable,please follow documentation with pure php examples under web push section. https://documentation.onesignal.com/v3.0/docs/welcome-notifications
how to send onesignal php to all android or mac ios devices
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admin
use filters ,search in the onesignal you will find how to filter users
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Manas
Hi, firstly thanks for this wonderful tutorial. I ran into one issue though in my test website where i have used onesignal, i have subscribed to notification from firefox with Login say (Alan) and logged out. And again i logged in as another use in the same browser firefox say (Bob), but the bell icon says that i have already subsribed whereas i didn't , not with this user. How do i show this new user on same browser to subscribe for notification.
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Mudassar
July 28, 2018
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Great!!! Let me try on my codeigniter website now Thanks
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Nirav
What about https site? can you please explain for https? Thank You
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Okta
how to send notifications to more than the user id?
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admin
use sendtags instead of sendtag
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Didi
Hello, Thanks by tutorial But getting issue: Not Found The requested URL /quotes was not found on this server. Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request. Thanks by your help
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Gambit
Hey, great tutorial, but I'm having an issue with this one line: OneSignal.sendTag('user_id','4444', function(tagsSent) What I have is this; var UserName = '; OneSignal.sendTag('user_id',UserName, function(tagsSent) but my tags arent storing, any suggestions please? Thanks.
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Gabriel Alves Garcia
I used the script explained in the tutorial, but I think most of the missing files are at the top. My script shows missing class 'CI_Controller' not found althhought be inside informed