Web Form Builder für Mac

I also agree with Homer99, Sjmagy and Programhappy. Scott Swedorski, VP of Software Development at CoffeeCup (!) wrote me: Hey there, Your purchase was made through MacUpdate and not through CoffeeCup Software. This is why you do not have an account/order with us. You would need to purchase the update from our website separately as that purchase only gives you access to that specific version (version 2.3). You can order 2.4 from our website at xxxx. You can use the coupon code XXXXXXX to take 10% off your order. ---- Offering me a 10% discount (6.90$) for a bugfix version is nothing less than mockery, I already paid 50$ for version 2.3. I can only recommend to stay away from this company.

I agree with Homer99 and Sjmagy. I purchased this app through Macupdate, and they won't let me update simply because I bought the app through Macupdate. So, either CoffeeCup is engaging in illegal bait-and-switch tactics or Macupdate is not sufficiently making clear--in advance--the CRITICAL limitations of software that it sells for third parties.

Good product but. If you buy their software elsewhere then on their very website (let say thru a MacUpdate deal), you'll have to buy/pay for the future updates they will release. I'm totally ok when it's time to pay for a new version with real new features but I don't want to pay for simple bug fixes...

If I use Web Form Builder to write some forms with a project on my server that already loads jQuery 1.9 & jQueryUI 1.10 will there be any conflicts?

I've also used this product since Beta for Mac, along with using the older Flash Version on Windows. This product is FANTASTIC if you use forms. This thing does most everything. It even Lets you purchase products within the form, then go to PayPal, Google Checkout, Authenticate, and 1 other for payment. It has conditional items, drop downs, bullets, text boxes, logos, etc. You can't go wrong for this price. I can't say enough positive things about CoffeeCup and this product. Their Support alone, is 2nd to none. And NO, I'm not an employee of theirs. This is just one of their Mac products with more to come. They have been mainly Windows based, but are now writing for PC' AND Mac OS X.