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Home / 2011 / April, 2011 / Contact form installed with a MySQL database-searching drop-down selector

Contact form installed with a MySQL database-searching drop-down selector

Apr 27, 2011GeorgeApril, 2011, Pending Websites0 Comment

The owner of BabcockBulldogs.com originally requested that there be a spot on the contact page where the prospective buyer could enter something like “puppy #x” if they were interested in a particular puppy. Now, the form selector dynamically queries the MySQL database that WordPress feeds, and only displays titles from active listings in the Available Puppies page. It then sends the title of the selected post, along with the rest of the form data, to the owner when Send is pressed. Pretty cool. That’s why it’s called a “custom” website.

Tags: Babcock Bulldogs,  custom,  database,  design,  form,  MySQL,  website,  word press

Written by George

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