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How to add a ‘Confirm Email’ fieldJuly 24th, 2010
It is common to have a validation that compares two fields in the form – Confirm Password, Confirm email and so on. Some developers believe that this will ensure that the correct email/password is entered. Just like you, I also don’t like typing my email twice; but, since you asked, here is how to do it in Simfatic Forms. New Release: Simfatic Forms 3.1.4July 15th, 2010A new release of Simfatic Forms is available for download. This new release primarily contains bug fixes and improvements. Simfatic Forms 3.1 released!April 16th, 2010Simfatic Forms 3.1 is finally out of beta. There are a number of enhancements available in this new update. Here is the summary: 1. You can change the DocType of generated code in Options & Settings 2. The generated code passes HTML/XHTML(strict) validations at w3.org 3. More standardization: ‘label’ tag and ‘for’ attribute New Release: Simfatic Forms 3.1 Beta 2March 29th, 2010A new version of Simfatic Forms 3.1 Beta is available for download. This release contains several fixes and enhancements over beta 1. New Release: Simfatic Forms 3.1 BetaFebruary 4th, 2010Simfatic Forms 3.1 comes with a set of ‘high demand’ features. The next version (Simfatic Forms 4.0) will address almost all feature requests that you had requested. However, it will take a few months to complete all of them. Meanwhile, it looks like a good idea to have an intermediate version with the most demanded features. Simfatic Forms Release 3.0.5October 12th, 2009An updated version of Simfatic Forms is available for download. This update includes minor fixes and some improvements. Evolving your formOctober 3rd, 2009Some of the recent support requests made me think of this: how to make building complex forms easier? If you have used Simfatic Forms, you will immediately realize that Simfatic Forms makes it pretty quick to build a large form. Taken by this, users build a large form and get overwhelmed by the large set of input fields that they have to deal with in the later steps. Here is how to develop your (big or small) form iteratively. The iterative approach is guaranteed to take half the complexity away. Before putting CAPTCHA on your next web formAugust 4th, 2009CAPTCHA has become common part in almost any web form now-a-days. It has become increasingly difficult to decipher the code even for extra-ordinary humans ! After the ‘Big’ ReleaseJuly 29th, 2009It has been one week after the release of Simfatic Forms 3.0. It was for sure a busy week. End of Beta and a humble invitation to BloggersJuly 20th, 2009Simfatic Forms 3.0 will be released tomorrow, 21 Jul 2009. The first release of Simfatic Forms 3.0 beta was on 6th March 2009. The beta shaped a better Simfatic Forms. There still is a pretty long To-Do list; that will eventually be addressed in the upcoming versions. |
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