For our first script giveaway I have coded a simple contact form. This script is easy to expand onto, all you have to do to add more fields is follow the simple rules:

• Add an input box, select area, text area - whichever field type you desire to the form.
• Give its name a prefix of txt and then follow it by the name of the actual label you wish to associate with its value.

For instance:

This would show up in the e-mail as:

As you can see in the above example, the word name appears 3 times. The label node, and subsequently the ID attributes, are optional. However, the name attribute on the <input> node is required for the contact form to work correctly.

If you open up the file contained within the /lib/ directory entitled TalkPHPContact.class.php then you can edit the 2 important defines. These are:

• RECEPIENT: The person who the e-mail will be sent to.
• TITLE: The title of the e-mail

By default the form supports the following:

• Name
• Email
• Inquiry

Any questions about the script, don't hesitate to respond within this thread. Enjoy it!

Attached Files

TalkPHP.Contact.zip (1.2 KB, 137 views)

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I'm using it, Thanks :)

This is a great script Wildhoney but is there any need to use classes and such for a small script like this?

None at all except my feeling that people may wish to expand onto it and thus I've started them off in the right direction!

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Some people have asked for a PHP4 version of the contact form. Here it is! :)

Attached Files

TalkPHP.Contact.PHP4.zip (1.2 KB, 100 views)

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