The writedocMail.php
script provides a basic PHP-based form processor with checking for
required fields and user input validation. It is very simple to
configure if the forms supplied are used, all you need to do is
add the email address that you want the feedback results forwarded
to. Since this is a PHP script, which can't be viewed by web browsers,
with your email address inside, the script offers some privacy and
security because spam programs can't automatically retrieve your
email and add it to their spam lists. Instructions are included
for handling forms with more fields than those included in the sample
form.
The script is offered as is
and no support is offered. For help in using PHP, see http://www.php.net/,
http://www.hotscripts.com/,
http://www.devscripts.com/,
or http://www.phpfreaks.com/
Files provided...
writedocMail.php: is the PHP script, stored in
the script folder
feedback.htm: sample feedback form
formSuccess.htm: sample successful form processing
page in responses folder
formError1.htm: sample form processing error page
in responses folder
formError2.htm: sample form processing error page
in responses folder
formError3.htm: sample form processing error page
in responses folder
formError4.htm: sample form processing error page
in responses folder
images folder: contains the images used in the sample pages
Requirements...
PHP must be installed on your web server
with register_globals enabled
Basic instructions...
After decompressing the downloaded
writedocMail.zip file, edit the writedocMail.php
file and change $mailTo to specify your email address.
If you plan to use the sample pages provided, simply move the writedocMail
folder to your server and call the feedback.htm
file from any web page.
Detailed
instructions...
- Download and decompress the writedocMail.zip
file
- Change
the $mailTo text, within the writedocMail.php
file, to your email address
Jump to Step10, if you are using the sample form (feedback.htm)
and files
- Create your Form
with link to this file as the Form's POST Action
- Change $msgSubject
text to what you want
- Change $formSuccess
to location of your successful form submission page
- Change/Add $formError
to location of your form processing error pages
- Add a variable for all fields
in your form
- Add case statements
for every user-input field in your form
- Add your form field-names
and associated $variable-name to msgBody
- Save the writedocMail.php
file in the script folder within the writedocMail
folder
- Move the writedocMail
folder to your server and call your form from any web page
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