Form-2-Mail Readme

OVERVIEW:
There are 6 files included in this package.
1. License.txt - Contains copyright and license information to outline proper use of this software.
2. Readme.txt - Contains an overview of the software package, installation tips, and the history of the Form-2-Mail script.
3. form-2-mail.php - The core script of this software package.
4. formexample.html - An example of a properly designed form.
5. header.php - The code that should be displayed before form-2-mail's content.
6. footer.php - The code that should be displayed after form-2-mail's content.

INSTALLATION:
1. Copy all files to a directory within your web hosting account.
2. Edit your header and footer files to match your web site.

For help with this script, please consult the Whole Hog Software Support forum at: http://www.wholehogsoftware.com/forum

HOW TO SETUP A FORM:
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Please view the form example file.

ADVANCED SETTINGS:
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The Advanced Settings are predefined variables which allow you to further customize Form-2-Mail. You can not use the same names for your input fields, or they will be ignored, and quite possibly overwritten. Here are the Advanced Settings and their actions. You may view the form example file to view a working example of these variables.

required: Allows you to define required fields in your form. Must be separated by comma. Do not place spaces after your commas.

subject: The "subject" of your e-mail.

errorpage: The URL to forward the visitor is there is an error processing their form. THIS IS OPTIONAL. If it is not set, Form-2-Mail will handle all error reporting.

successpage: The URL to forward the visitor if the form is successfully processed and e-mailed. THIS IS OPTIONAL. If it is not, Form-2-Mail will display your predefined Thank You Message.

formtitle: The title of your current form.

sendto: Allows you to define multiple e-mail addresses to send the submission. Must be separated by comma (no spaces in between entries) and match your E-Mail Address settings in the Form-2-Mail script. Example: If you have the following ...

$emailaddresses = Array (
'1' => 'yourfriend@yourdomain.com',
'2' => 'you@yourdomain.com');

... and you wanted to send any responses to both e-mail addresses, your sendto variable would look like this:

This would send your e-mail to yourfriend@yourdomain.com and you@yourdomain.com. In this variable, you can define up-to 20 e-mail addresses.

HISTORY:
2006-09-12: v1.3 released, code-base re-written entirely.
2004-08-24: v1.3 released - Removed register_globals requirement, commented all code.
2004-02-24: v1.2 released - Renames .inc extensions and cleaned up code, refiled under GPL licensing structure.
2002-03-17: v1.1 released - Fixes for header.inc and multiple "$thankyoumessage" output
2001-12-23: v1.0 released.

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