Free forms software for linux

ActiveWidgets Grid is a cross-browser scrolling datagrid control that is fast to load and easy to integrate. The grid can handle data in many forms, from CSV to XML.

For the experienced developer it provides clean separation between data models, presentation templates, and control behavior, while the end user will find its fixed headers, resizeable columns, instant sorting, in-cell images, and mouse-over effects useful.

Mudbag is a Web-based multi-user database system that allows non-programmers to build applications.

It supports databases, tables, fields, forms, views, reports, import, and export.

Archetypes project is a framework for developing new content types in Plone.
The power of Archetypes is first in automatically generating forms, second in providing a library of stock field types, form widgets, and field validators, third in easily integrating custom fields, widgets, and validators, and fourth in automating transformations of rich content.
Enhancements:
- Major bugfixes

phpFormGenerator is an easy-to-use tool to create reliable and efficient web forms. No programming of any sort is required.
It has the ability to create up to 100 form fields, and to add a variety of field types including text boxes, drop down selection menus, check boxes, radio buttons, and freeform text areas. All field types are highly customizable.
The form data can be sent to a provided email address, or stored in a database table (currently MySQL).
Main features:
- Ability to create up to 100 form fields
- Ability to add a variety of field types including Text Boxes, Passwords, Drop Down Selection menus, Check Boxes, Radio Buttons, free form Text Areas, and File Uploads
- All field types are highly customizable (for example you can specify the sizes, options, etc)
- Ability to have the form data emailed to a provided email address
- Ability to store the form data in a database table (currently supporting MySQL)
- Ability to create a file based database to store form data for those who dont have access to a MySQL database server
- Administration portal to manage your stored form data

ISQ (I Ask You) is a tag extension library that helps you to make HTML forms.

Inspired by the "input" tag of The Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org/), isq adds a support for client-side input validation by JavaScript checking.

Like the original library isq can prepopulate form element getting values back from a request or a JavaBean.

Enabling javascript check, you can easily choose which input are mandatory and which not before the form will be submitted.

Enjoy with "input", "checkbox", "select", "radio" and "textarea".

Retriving values explanation

Like the "input" taglib provided by The Apache Software Foundation, ISQ looks for value by:

Bean
ServletRequest
Default attribute

At first ISQ looks for a bean named as bean attribute of the tag or for main forms bean attribute. If exists a getter with the same name of the tags name attribute then that property is the value of the tag.

Then if request (POST or GET) contains a value named as one of the tags present into the ISQ "form", so that value is the value of the tag

At least, if a value has not found and the default attribute is filled, then that value is the value of the tag

oa is a toy I needed to experiment with some wave-forms. I was trying to produce some "ooo" and "aaa" sound, like what do some guitarists with some pedals, so I made this program to help me doing this.
I like it so much I decided to release it ! even if it is only a toy. oa project works with Linux (for the sound) and X-Window (for the interface).
Yes, the window is very big (1024x868), yes I know, dont blame me. It was the size I needed.
You can use it very quickly, I think the interface is obvious. Try to have some wave-forms that will procude realistic "ooo" and "aaa" and send the oa data files to me !
You even can save what you do to a wav file. If you produce one, put it somewhere I could download it and send me a mail. You can do crazy things, really, like some people do with their wonderful "electro-acoustical music".
Enhancements:
- it now compiles with gcc 4.0.

jsVal is a JavaScript form validation framework.
jsVal is a JavaScript program used for validating HTML Forms on the client side. This allows HTML forms to be validated in the browser without having to send a request to a sever (PHP, ASP, Perl...).
jsVals saves you from having to write complicated validations on server side as well as helping you avoid having to rebuild and repopulate the form when validation fails.
The advantage versus other client side HTML form validators is the ease of use and flexibility youll gain. jsVal fits the needs for most HTML Forms, and can be also easily be integrated with existing HTML Forms.
jsVal was originaly written by Karl Seguin and is now maintained by Timo Haberkern.
Enhancements:
- A bug in which the last character in a regular expression is consumed was fixed.
- The email regular expression was improved so German umlaut-domains now work.

The debug-mode is started by adding a ".debug" to filenames. This module will then print some information about the request, before forwarding to the originally requested file.

Cookies and form-elements for that page can be edited with two forms in the debug-output. Later, I added the feature to print also the file with the ".debug"-suffix, if it exists. That way, you can statically add self-requests with given form elements.