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I am looking for an Open Source Dynamic form builder something like http://www.jotform.me/ but free and Open Source and the End form must be in HTML no XHTML nothing else. Is their anything available ?
Edit: Thanks #Stefan Steiger
Better try: alpacajs.org which you can find on github: github.com/gitana/alpaca
Have you tried FormTools? https://formtools.org/ try this link might be helpful.
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So i have a Infoboard with some html sites. Now I like to switch this sites with a other html site with buttons. Is there a way to do this? I couldn't find some good article on the Internet about that. Thanks for Help and sorry for my bad English!
I think this about your question.
For go to another HTML site, you should use the ' a ' element i mean:
<button> Click Here !</button>
More info:
https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_a.asp
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Link to the site with the issue is here.
It looks like I got the portal created correctly. The instructions for this on mediawiki seem better than on wikipedia. What I don't get is why the link in the box adds this "Template:"
to the fullpagename. It makes it so the edit button does not go the the page that contains the content for the box.
Followed instructions here on portal creation.
Got the portal templates from here.
In box is Template:Portal:Phantom Jump/Intro, it should be Portal:Phantom Jump/Intro.
The code {{{{FULLPAGENAME}}/Intro}} is transformed into {{Portal:Phantom Jump/Intro}}, which is understood as “transclude the template Portal:Phantom Jump/Intro”, since most of the time, when transcluding, you do want to tranclude a template. If that's not what you want, you need to override that using :: {{:{{FULLPAGENAME}}/Intro}} will transclude the page Portal:Phantom Jump/Intro.
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I dont know if it's the right place to ask this but...
Is there a way to use JSbin.com or CSSDesk.com offline
Or are there a software that can make live editing (if i can call it like that).
I've been trying out adobe brackets, its nice and lightweight, although its still experimental it does work fine.
you can get the installer here: http://download.brackets.io/
And it features live editing of html + css + javascript using your browser.
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There are many documentaion on internet or user guides which have no pdf.
They have the table of contents and links.
Is there any way that i can convert them to pdf for printing for offline reading
EDIT: IF i can get some script code where i can give the http address of the wiki documentaion and that script generats the Single page of the html links it will be great.
thanks
Try this popular addon for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/pdf-download/
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Has anyone ever tried this? And I don't mean sending XAML to the browser but using XAML to build an ASP.NET control tree or something similar which then renders as HTML. XAML is intresting, HTML hasn't changed much and to my knowledge HTML5 is mostly more of the same.