I have three forms (currently PDF) that must be recreated as web pages to submit the information via email and store it in a MySQL table. I have attached the three forms to the project. The HTML forms should look pretty much like the printed versions, but you can have some freedom to make them format well. HTML pages should be set to display properly within a width of 650px. You can use tables or css to layout the forms.
Form 1 – Booth Bargain Coupon Form – Nothing special with this form, you will have to add a place for an email address and the email address will need to be validated.
Form 2 – Exhibitor Registration Form – Nothing special with this form, it just needs the email address to be validated.
Form3 – Show Fee Invoice – This form is a little more complex as you will need to use javascript (jquery is OK, but no other JS library can be used) to total the fees on the form, you will have to add a place for an email address. The email address and CC number will need to be validated. CC validation must include card number (format, checksum and first digit) and expiration date (format, date in the future)
MySQL databse – You can create the MySQL database table structure yourself. 1 table for each form. Capture all submitted values into the MySQL columns. You can just send me the SQL statement to create the tables with the final project. I’ll do all the setup, change the connection credentials etc. when I post the project to the client website.
Email – The email will always be sent to a single email address (you can use anything you want for testing purposes) via sendmail and just needs to have each data item on a new line with the FieldName: FieldValue
That is it on this project. I’d like to have it complete by Next Wednesday, July 22nd.