Anyone using ajax forms?

[NumNum]

Is there anyone here using ajax submission forms in their vB 5.x.x forum?

[Replicant]

Are you talking about just using ajax to submit the form or somebody else third party hosted ajax forms?

[NumNum]

Creating submission forms using Dreamweaver extension and uploading into the forum directory. The submission index page would be embedded into one of the static html modules.

The forms would then be emailed to a configured address, and the forms would not be stored in db.

[Replicant]

I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. Is there info you're trying to get from vbulletin to populate the forms?

[NumNum]

None, just trying to make sure there would be no conflict between the app and vBulletin software before spending time and money on what the customer is looking for, which is nothing more than an online submission form for scholarship applications.

[Replicant]

It should work with zero issues. You're not actually interacting with vb at all in that case, you're only displaying the form via vb template. It's all web server from that point on. By using the static html template, you can force registration if you want, that would insure that the applicant is using a valid email address.

[NumNum]

That's what I was thinking.

Thanks for your insight!

[NumNum]

Can more than one command be issued to a function button? On my form it has a submit button to submit the form. I would like it to return to the top of the page also. Presently does not.

[noypiscripter]

To answer your question, Yes. But without knowing how the Dreamweaver extension works, only the plugin author would know how to exactly do that.