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Willing to Pay: Create a custom form with file upload option


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I need a custom form built for web design clients to send me updates, with around 15-25 total fields, most likely in php (my server runs Linux).

One field needs to be a selector box where they choose the number of updates they want to send me (up to 5), and 1-5 duplicate identical form sets would appear based on their choice.

One field in each form set needs to be the option to browse your computer and upload a file. The form should email the file (and the other field entries of course) as an attachment, if possible, to my address. If that isn't possible, I suppose the other option would be to store the form info & files in a folder on my server sorted by domain name (which each customer would input at the beginning of the form).

Reply here, PM, email me at lundy [at] webdesigngt [dot] com, or AIM: WebDesignGT with prices. Ideally this can be done today.

Thanks!

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there are free PHP script to do this...

i use JackScript Form Mail... it allow you to upload files to the server or send to an email, and you can create your HTML form, and the PHP script will do the rest...

http://www.dtheatre.com/scripts/formmail

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