Your Online Form's Title

Last Name First Name MI

Student ID No: Enrolled School

Other District ID No: Enrolled District
(If you are not a Walla Walla student please indicate your current district information.)

Address

City State Zip

Phone: Cell phone:

Email:

Sex M F Birth Date Race

Parent’s Name Contact No.

School Year in School Select: 9 10 11 12

GPA # of Credits
(Grade point average)

Requested Courses:

Course: Sch Yr. 2003-04 Term A Term B

Course: Sch Yr. 2003-04 Term A Term B

Course: Sch Yr. 2003-04 Term A Term B

Why do you want to take an online class? (250 words or less)

What skills do you think you have that would help you be successful in an online course? (150 words or less)

Do you have access to the Internet? Yes No Do you have Word on your computer? Yes No

Do you have a computer with Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher? Yes No

Form2 below is where return data from a database is pasted and
that data will be used to fill form1 (above) when the "DoIt" button
is clicked. This program assumes all form elements have a name beginning
with a "Q" and the server sends back responses in the following format:
QItem1: theAnswer. In short, set up your Perl or ColdFusion or asp or jsp (or
whatever scripts interact with the database) so they send results back with
each form item's name (beginning with a "Q") followed by a colon and
ONE space and then the answer. Each item response should be also be returned so their is only one response per line (and no blank lines),
such as:

QItem1: theResponse
QItem2: theResponse
...
(have no blank lines at the top or bottom of the pasted material)

To use this program for your purposes, Make a copy of this html page, naming it whatever you like
but something different.
Then:
Simply copy and paste YOUR form in this new html document replacing the form1 here and
rename YOUR form, "form1" . Then copy a set of return results from your database into the
bottom textarea and click the DoIt buttom. For each set of data, the top form will be filled in. You may
then print that browser "page" to have a hard copy of the form as it looked when filled out by a client.
The form1 provided on this sample page is one that simply illustrates how
FormFiller works with checkboxes, radio button, textboxes, textareas and select
(drop-down) type items. (These items can be used anywhere, in any order, but
your form should NOT begin with a checkbox. The number of radio buttons in a group
are also limited to to 8 -- the most about anyone uses in a group anyway.
Any of the items on the form may be skipped or left blank -- the program handles that.)
(Placing appropriate spacing, i.e. p tags -- each pair containing a non-breaking space --
between the forms can make it so the bottom text area is printed on a separate page.
The way to do this is shown on this sample page.)
FOR A SET OF SAMPLE DATABASE DATA TO USE WITH THIS FORM (TO SEE IT GET
FILLED IN), CLICK THIS LINK.