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You need to have a data base with fields in it for all the data you want to collect. &nbsp;Then you use a form to collect the data, and an action script to process the data. &nbsp;Maybe you can tell us a little more about where you are in this process... Can you please post the code you have tried to use? &nbsp;Thanks, ~Ray
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You need to have a data base with fields in it for all the data you want to collect.  Then you use a form to collect the data, and an action script to process the data.  Maybe you can tell us a little more about where you are in this process... Can you please post the code you have tried to use?  Thanks, ~Ray

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i.e topic; with real-time add comment to download and 'save' option?<br />

<pre><code id="code-292005">sb has the code?
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i.e topic; with real-time add comment to download and 'save' option?

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