Looking to use either of these as an "event registration" and "application" service. Both are nice form-builder/hosting apps, and both allow SSL Authorize.net payments, as well as detailed (enough) reporting.

Really like the ease-of-use for Wufoo, but it doesn't handle conditional logic, while Formspring does. It will probably be a needed feature in the coming months.

Anyone have experience using either? Good, bad, alternatives?

I looked at Logiforms (not as straight forward or polished as the other two), Jotform (no Authorize.net integration), and a few others.

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I was wondering if any of you guys would find an article on "Flash uses/flexibility for ministry sites" worth reading? I've never written one, but am willing to if people are interested.

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Please check out my redesign. Also, any critiques of my guestbook and short contact form, please give 'em - they're in the "products" section.

Site:
Bleedingtree v3

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BleedingtreeV3 Beta

I'm working on my resign (for the hundredth time /wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=";)" border="0" alt="wink.gif" />. It's only the basic components. No meta tags, doctype, etc. Strictly the Flash movie embedded in the page.

I'm going to start offering template-based flash/html sites (which will include the hosting), but am a complete newbie at user-management. Currently, I would provide the editing/maintaning of the template site the use chooses.

Does anyone have a recommendation of a CMS, or know how to create one for the user to add/modify/delete sections of the template-site they select? Also, are there any tutorials on implementing the CMS with existing HTML/Flash templates (i.e. the code I need in the HTML)?

Thanks for any advice...