We are using a PHP application called Send Studio to manage our email newsletters. Although the application has the ability to create subscription forms, our newsletters are only available by subscription so we enter the details ourselves. However we have a few larger clients who will need to enter subscription details themselves however we need to restrict who can subscribe so the standard form will not work. So the task is as follows: 1. We will create the front-end forms and may need to create more in the future. The form will have client-side validation and post the data to a page that you create. 2. The page that you create will capture the form data, connect to a database and insert a new record into the appropriate table. 3. You will create a script that sends an email to the site owner that contains all the data that was entered into the form. 4. You will then redirect the user to a thank you page. There is one complication. Most forms capture the email address in a single text box. We need to split it into two boxes. The first box captures the first part of the email address (e.g. bill.smith) and the second box is a drop down box that allows the person to select their domain (e.g. mydomain.com). So the form looks something like this: [text box] @ [drop down box]. In the vast majority of cases there will only be one domain to choose from but we need to allow for this functionality. Therefore part of your script is to capture the two fields and form them into one complete email address before adding it to the database. I suspect that this might not make sense so if you're interested in this project, please PM me and I'll send you a URL of a front-end form. I also need to know your time zone as preference will be given to someone near me (GMT +10).