There is no question that when forms are used properly, they can be a powerful tool with a little ASP tossed into the mix. And today, that is exactly what Adam DuVander of Web Monkey is going to show us. Granted, it is an older article, but anyway you slice it, Web Monkey has some great stuff.

In the pages that follow, we’re going to take HTML forms and text files onto the server and learn how to make them do some cool stuff. We’ll get input from the user in a couple different ways, read from files, use values in configuration files to preset forms, and then suck the info out of a form and put it back into a configuration file.

Also, you get to find out about my rock collection, but that comes later. First, we need to gather some information.