PHPeasy-form was developed to aid website owners in receiving feedback through website forms. This form handler will check for required fields, send the feedback to an email address you specify and will also write the results to a file on your website. This script is distributed as freeware under the GPL. It installs in minutes and can be easily configured. Complete instructions are included in the readme file.
NOTE: This script is not intended for use other than to collect legitimate contact from website visitors. Use for any other purpose is strictly prohibited.
Download
Release History
Version 3.0 – March 17, 2006
- added check for required fields
Version 2.0 -May 16, 2005
- added option to write results to file
Version 1.0 – October 2, 2004
- initial release
Support
Use the comments box below to leave feedback, post a question or ask for assistance.
Tweet
I was recommended this web site by way of my cousin. I am now not certain whether or not this post is written by means of him as no one else know such exact about my trouble. You are amazing! Thanks!
Thanks , I have recently been searching for information about this topic for a while and yours is the best I have found out so far. However, what in regards to the bottom line? Are you certain in regards to the source?
whoah this weblog is fantastic i like studying your articles. Stay up the good work! You know, lots of persons are looking round for this information, you can aid them greatly.
Do you think you can give my review a look? and tell me what you think?
simplephpreviews.com
I cannot get this php script to work. I tried to use it normally and it would always ask for all the fields to be filled out when the where, then i removed the date lines and now i get a blank page. Please help
I would like to see a redirect added to this code to take the iser to another page when form is sent.
The form is great! Having one recent issue with it though: When I used to have my website up, it displayed who the email was from in my mailbox. I’ve recently re-launched my site and now I’m getting @UNKNOWN as the sender. All the form data appears and the form sends to my email correctly, but I am confused as to why it’s not registering where the mail originates? Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks!
Thank you for this easy solution to my form issue
I would like to see a redirect added to this code to take the iser to another page when form is sent. I see a few others asking for the same. Any HOPE??
re “All fields are required” error
I got it to work after moving these 3 lines up:
$name = $_POST['name'];
$email = $_POST['email'];
$comments = $_POST['comments'];
from after “else{”
to after the and <? tags but before the “if” statement
I’ve downloaded the script. and uploaded all the files to my service all the while thinking this was going to be a slice of Cake! But I decided not to change anything untill I got it up and Running. Right away I get the error message “All fields are required”. there are only 3 fields and I’m sure I filling them. Please Help?
This is a great script…I know absolutely nothing about php and i was able to set this up without any problems — until now. I have this working properly with a site hosted with company 1. when I uploaded the same files to a site hosted on company 2, the BCC function wouldn’t work. Any idea what would be causing this? I have a ticket out to the hosting co. as well. Thanks!!!
further to my first post, this is the code I have at the moment
if (!$name || !$emailaddress || !$contactnumber || !$address)
{
$display .= ‘All fields are required. Please check your information and try again.’;
$display .= ‘Go back’;
}
then the rest of the form details
Many thanks
Daniel