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Download the File & Unzip it.
Edit the file (mail.php) with a Text Editor. (DO NOT USE MS
FrontPage) use VI (Linux/Unix) or Notepad, WordPad or similar test editor
or a PHP Editor in Windows.
Setup the following variables in the script. |
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After Ver 1.8 of the scrip, you
need to edit the config.php |
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| $subject = ""; |
Ex: $subject = "Simple Form Mailer";
this is what you will see in the email you get when some one
submit your Form. |
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| $mail_to = ""; |
This is the place you need to setup, so the script knows
where to send the mail to. you can set this to the email
address where you want your form to be sent to. Eg: $mail_to
= "me@myisp.com";
also you can set multiple addresses here as well, Eg:
$mail_to = "you@yourdomain.com, me@myisp.com, me@yahoo.com";
this is in Ver 1.8 or High |
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| $from = ""; |
$from = "kalinga@kalinga.com"; this is what will
be used as the form email address of the email you get when
some one submit your form, how ever is there is a Form feels
or a text box call "email" ( <input type="text" name="email"
size="20"> ) the script will ignore this & use the field in
the HTML Form. |
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| $error_repote = 1; |
this is the place you will set
what the script will do after successfully sent an email or
if it fail. if this is set to "1" then the script will use
the Simple Text error messages that you define in the "$ok_msg
& $error_msg", if this set to "0", the script will use the
Forward to pages define in "$error_page & $mail_send" |
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you need to set this if you have setup $error_repote =
"'; to $error_repote = "0"; this is where the script will
forward if the email was sent or is the form was black or
any error. |
| $error_page = ""; |
here you can setup the error page, Eg: $error_page =
"http://www.yorsite.com/errorpage.html";
Ver 1.9.4 or High --> if you
put the same page as your form, error messages will be
displayed on the top of the form it self. but you must use $error_repote =
0; as well. |
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| $send_page = ""; |
here you can setup the submit sucseefull
page. Eg: $send_page = "http://www.yorsite.com/thankyou.html"; |
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you need to set this if you have setup
$error_repote = "'; to $error_repote = "1"; this is where
you define the text error messages the script show after
email was sent or is the form was black or any error. |
| $error_msg = "Sorry, Error Sending
Email!"; |
Here you can change the default error
message. |
| $ok_msg = "Thank you, Email was
Sent!"; |
Here you can change the default Thank
you message. |
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| mail("you@yourdomain.com", |
This is the place you need to setup, so the script knows
where to send the mail to. you can set this to the email
address where you want your form to be sent to. Eg: mail("me@myisp.com",
also you can set multiple addresses here as well, Eg:
mail("you@yourdomain.com, me@myisp.com, me@yahoo.com",
This is in Ver 1.6 and lower. |
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| $form_names = array("T1", "T2"); |
this is where you can set your
mandatory form fields, let say if your need 3 fields call
name, address and phone you need to set the $form_names =
array(); as $form_names = array("name", "address",
"phone");
this only validate if the form field is blank. |
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| $img_validate = 0; |
This is to enable the image validation, this is a beta
add-on so by default its off. if you set $img_validate = 1;
you will enable the image validation. you must read the
img_validate_howto.txt
file that comes with the zip file. you also need GD, MD5
support in PHP to use this.
Note: Get the form to work with out the Image Validation
first, before you try to enable it. |
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| $send_reply = 1; |
This will make the script send out an
email to the person who submit the form. (if you have a
filed call email in your form for the user to enter his
email)
1 will enable this and 0 will disable it. you need to
set your reply email in the reply_email.txt you can simply
use text or HTML code in the reply email.
this is in Ver 1.9 or High |
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| $reply_email_subject = ""; |
this will be the from subject of the script will use to
send the reply email to the person who submit the form.
this is in Ver 1.9 or High |
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| $reply_email_from = ""; |
this will be the from email address
the script will use to send the reply email to the person
who submit the form.
this is in Ver 1.9 or High |
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| $reply_email_form_name = ""; |
this will be the form name of the reply email the script
will send to the person who submit the form, let this blank
for the script to use your domain name.
this is in Ver 1.9 or High |
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Now save the file and upload it to the server where your
form is, to the same dir. and change the action on your
HTML form to mail.php
Eg: <form method="POST" action="mail.php">
save your form and upload it to your web server.
submit your form and check your mails. also its a good
idea to add a field call email so the script can use the
submitting users email as the mail from in the email it send
out. |
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