forms & Payment options in a static...

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Hi,
I have developed a static informational website using Visual site designer..
1. Now I want to store user information like name, address,Contact number etc in a web form ... On submission of this information by the user, the information should be available to me for some analysis.
So How to do this in coffee-cup ...also where this information will be stored?? Is coffeecup provides any support for data storage & retrieval??
2. Also I want to put some payment options also for the user, in order to pay for some service in future... how to do this in coffee cup
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1. Now I want to store user information like name, address,Contact number etc in a web form ... On submission of this information by the user, the information should be available to me for some analysis.
So How to do this in coffee-cup ...also where this information will be stored??

You can collect and store information using CC Web Form Builder. It can store the collected information in a CSV file, or MySQL. Web Form Builder IS NOT a data retrieval system. The files will be stored on your server but you will have to access them yourself. Either download and open the CSV file, or use phpmyadmin to access the MySQL file.
If you are collecting and storing personal information you should make sure you are protecting your web site with an SSL certificate. Just my opinion.

2. Also I want to put some payment options also for the user, in order to pay for some service in future... how to do this in coffee cup

You can also do this through the Web Form Builder. It integrates with PayPal. You can set up fields for your users to select what 'plan' they want and they will be charge the amount you set. However, this will not do re-billing each month. Unless you setup a monthly/yearly subscription through paypal.
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