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I just released a new version of formunculous to the Internets.  It has

a bunch of new features for managing database or email backed Web forms.  It offers a lot of new functionality, and continues to bring easy form creation and processing.  Check it out at the Formunculous Source Forge page.

Here are the release notes:

New features:

• Builder now integrated with Django admin interface
• Forms can now be designated by django Site
• Subforms now exist and enable many to one forms
• There are new fields available including:
  • US Phone Number
  • US Zip code
  • US State
• You can now have authenticated forms that can be filled out multiple times
• You can choose to display drop down form elements with radio buttons
• You can now have multi select drop down elements displayed either as  checkboxes or via a select widget
•  All templates used for forms are customizable (i.e. confirmation, thankyou,  completion) by creating a template directory with the same name as the form definition's slug (i.e. contact-us/thankyou.html)
• Fields are marked as dropdown safe to prevent having a file field withdropdown selections, as this doesn't make sense.
• Completed forms are now searchable via the reviewing index
• Completed forms now have pagination, the number displayed is configurable
• CKEditor/WYSIWYG available on all HTML capable fields via a button

Bug fixes:

• Massive style cleanup and prettifying, more compatible with IE
• Fixed a sorting issue with submission date.
• Boolean fields now default to False, previously they defaulted to Null/None

Future release plans:

• Add bulk copying/per item copying of form elements in the building interface
• Show user previous submissions for multiple authenticated forms