Creating your own form.
Posted: Tue Jul 25, 2006 9:45 pm
Okay lets say there is a front-end and a back-end of this form. What I mean when I say front-end and back-end is that there are two pages, one is a form with text input fields for the client to input, and the other is a script that takes the information and parses for errors and submits it to the database.
Now that you have the picture. I was wondering if it's possible to someone to create the front-end script on there own server. For instance:
Someone at google.com makes the two front and back-end scripts and uploads them to their server. They place the action attribute to equal "sumbitform.php".
Then someone at yahoo.com sees this and says "Mmm." then makes a front-end script, places it on their server, with the action attribute set to "http://www.google.com/submitform.php".
So you see what I am getting at?
So is this possible?
Now that you have the picture. I was wondering if it's possible to someone to create the front-end script on there own server. For instance:
Someone at google.com makes the two front and back-end scripts and uploads them to their server. They place the action attribute to equal "sumbitform.php".
Then someone at yahoo.com sees this and says "Mmm." then makes a front-end script, places it on their server, with the action attribute set to "http://www.google.com/submitform.php".
So you see what I am getting at?
So is this possible?