Pdf feedback form question

I have developed a feedback form through Adobe and I am considering purchasing a subscription however they will not have internet access. I will be using a local network. Will I still be able to report answers without being online using a pdf form?

Hi,
>>they will not have internet access. I will be using a local network. Will I still be able to report answers without being online using a pdf form?
You will not be able to submit answers to FormsCentral without internet access or being online,
Thanks,
Lucia

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Murray --- ICQ 71997575
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> Copyright 2000-2007 by Christopher Heng. All rights
reserved.
> thesitewizard and thefreecountry are trademarks of
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>
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> }
>
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>
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>
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-------------------------\n\n" .
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>
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>
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Hi guys, very simple question here for some of you i would imagine. I have just started to maintain our company intranet - which is built with Portal9iAS - and as such i am a bit clueless at the moment.
What i need is an email feedback form on the intranet that staff can fill in then submit, and the results can be emailed back to me and stored in the db. How can i achieve this in the simplest possible way?
I know a bit of Java, but don't know how to use a JSP page to achieve this.
Regards,
Paul

Create the table to hold your data.
Create a Portal Form component based on that table. Give priviledges to the users (maybe authenticated_users?).
Create a database trigger on that table, on insert, that uses the UTL_SMTP PL/SQL package to send the email.
Google/Metalink UTL_SMTP for code examples.

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Shlomo

Feedback forms / drop down menus

Hello, I am fairly new so apologies if the questions posed may seem daft or have been answered before. Is there any way that within iWeb a feedback form can be added or a form with drop down menus? I cannot seem to find anything related to these items anywhere. I appreciate any help.
Many Thanks
Rob

For feedback forums there are 3rd party sites like Wufoo which you create the form and add it to your page or the forms you create yourself. Examples of both are on this demo page: Embedding Forms & Encoding Email Addresses.
For drop down menus do a search in this forum as they were discussed very recently.
OT

How do I NOT allow a PDF Fillable form I've created to be saved?

I just got XI Pro ... I've never had a pro version before. A co-worker who has used pro for ages (but has an older version) showed me how to make it so that a PDF filled form could be saved by another user. However, in the version I have it seems that the ability for another user to save a PDF filled form is automatic ... I can't figure out how to shut it off.
Our PDF fillable forms will be on our website, but we DO NOT WANT a user to be able to save the filled or the blank form. Looking for a PRINT-ONLY option once it's been filled out.
Anyone have any ideas??
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This was recent;y discussed here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/5881211
There was a major change made with Reader 11 that allows it to save filled-in forms, add all sorts of comments/markups, and some other things without the document needing to be Reader-enabled, unlike all previous versions. This is what you're noticing. So the best you can do is attempt to clear the fields when the document is saved and/or when it's opened.

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