Build a dynamic form to collect data from your website visitors

Using AppGini ( bigprof.com/ap... ), build a dynamic form and allow anonymous users to fill it in.
00:08 This tutorial shows you how to add a dynamic form to your website, allowing visitors to fill it in.
00:15 For example, we'll create a school admission form and see how to access and search submissions.
00:22 Step 1 of 5: Create the form in AppGini
00:54 Step 2 of 5: Enter the URL visitors should see after submitting the form
01:02 Step 3 of 5: Generate and set up your AppGini application
01:21 This is the homepage of our application as displayed to the administrator.
01:29 And this is how the admission form looks like so far....
01:38 Step 4 of 5: We'll go to the admin area and configure the form to allow anonymous visitors to fill it in.
01:57 We should allow anonymous users to insert new records, without permitting them to view, edit or delete any records.
02:09 Let's now sign out to preview what anonymous visitors can see.
02:16 In the next step, we'll see how to hide the login links, but for now, let's try to fill in the form as anonymous visitors.
03:33 Let's try submitting another anonymous entry for illustration.
4:23 Step 5 of 5: Finally, let's go to AppGini to hide the login links from site visitors, then re-generate our application.
04:53 Although the login links are now hidden, you can still log into the admin area by manually typing "/admin" after the homepage URL.
05:19 Download AppGini Free Trial and create your own forms now!

[@centralindian]

Since there is no captcha code, how will you prevent false/fake entries?

[@appgini5]

Good question :)
We're working on implementing the ability to add reCaptcha to forms in future releases. You can already add reCaptcha into the hooks/footer-extras.php file if you can follow the steps here: developers.google.com/recaptcha/docs/v3

[@ngayifranklin1302]

i really love this video and will like to creatw something as such for my school

[@alfonsodarwin7971]

Instablaster...