I rather like Coffee Cup Softwares 'Web Form Builder'. It's a graphical form creator that allows for 'conditional' flow, so you can have form elements that show/hide depending on user responses. Rather neat. I bought a bunch of their stuff as a bundle once, and this is by far the most useful tool they have. Kinda pricey by itself though. Anyway, one of the annoying things, is there isn't any map support in the form builder. So I found a way to integrate 'Leaflet' maps (leafletjs.com) with the Web Form Builder. My goal was to create a form that would contain a map to allow a user to drag a marker on their desired location, and have the coordinates auto-populate the appropriate text fields, for accurate entry. It works rather nicely. The 'How To' is located here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/115208762/wfbmap.pdf Hope it can help someone. If you don't have coffee cup web form builder, the sample files referenced in the document have a 'sample' php file that will populate text input boxes with lat/lng. If you create files manually, this might still be of some use. Just ignore the tutorial and use the source your own way. Cheers! -- Smug

Thanks, Mr. General Manager! Your LinkedIn profile flashed into view recently :-) Nice tip on the Coffee Cup software. -- Niraj