PHPFormMail version 1.07.0 has been released and is available on boaddrink.com and the sourceforge.net servers. This version fixes a few small bugs, patches up a few cross site scripting holes and adds two highly requested features.

It is recomended that all users upgrade to this version.

The two new features are:

$recipient_array which allows the webmaster to cloak their e-mail address inside the script.

alias_method that allows the webmaster to designate if the field alias will be displayed in the HTML output, the e-mail output or both. Prior versions only allowed the alias to be applied to the HTML output.

This version has been tested on PHP version 5.0.3 and 4.3.10.

To download, please go to the PHPFormMail download page.

1.07.0 2004/12/18
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+ Added map_recipients()
+ Added logic to call map_recipients when $recipient_array is used
! Moved the html "look code" (vlink, link, etc) to the output_html function
+ *Added htmlspecialchars() to all the output in the output_html function.
! Changed output_html to use local variables for the modified values.
! Moved the subject and email check to the send_mail function.
! Modified the CSS title class to be a H1
! Fixed the CSS code so backgrounds will properly show again
! *Fixed a bug when aliases were used and there was a hidden field (there was a $ in front of htmlspecialchars)
+ Added the ability to specify how aliases are applied (html, email, both) default is html
+ Added the ability for the email to use aliases
+ Added a conditional to call alias_fields() (why call it if there aren't any)
! Cleaned up the main output loop for fields
! HTML output fields will now properly show line breaks (if there was multi line input). This does not affect the e-mail output
! Changed the HTTP_REFERER error so it doesn't point to a page that doesn't exist.

Added new invisible fields: recipient_array - should contain keys to match the
$recipient_array alias_method - can be "html", "email", "both"

*Denotes a possible Cross Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability