Thickbox and an iFrame linking to a secure page would do the same thing.
If https was the issue, that would do it - in fact, that's pretty much
all they're doing - pop up a div, insert an iframe, populate that with
the link - yeah, jQuery could front-end that, as long as you've got a
server that can handle the back end.
Regards,
-toby p.
Josh Nathanson wrote:
You could do it pretty easily using jqModal or any other of the modal
jQuery plugins. There is nothing overly secure about that one, it
just uses a captcha like many other contact forms.
-- Josh
----- Original Message ----- From: "marlyred" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 11:01 AM
Subject: [jQuery] Can jquery do this?
This contact form looks really cool and I would love to use something
like it
on one of my websites.
http://www.scriptdojo.com/mycontactstation-secure-contact-form/
Has anyone come up with something like this using jquery?
I have been on a quest to find a secure ajax contact form and have
found a
few examples on the internet using other js libraries (mootools etc) but
have yet to find one powered by jquery. Have I been looking in the
wrong
places?
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