Is it possible to stop script from creating and keeping a list of all the times the form has been submitted, or if there are any errors? Of course, if there are errors, I'd like to be able to enable the error log again while looking into the problem. The file I'm talking about is error_log which gets created automatically if it doesn't already exist.

Thoughts?

Thanks!

this script is great !
BUT (!!)
My mail server is protected by several systems.
If the form sent without email address or no good email address
the server is replying with an error that get to the senders eyes.

how can i avoid ugly errors like

"Warning: mail() [function.mail]: SMTP server response: 554 5.7.1 This message has been blocked because the return email domain is invalid.(failed to obtain DNS record for domain kdsfhlkdsfjl.cdcj) in C:\xampp\htdocs\liron2\formmail.php on line 419

When I run the PHPFormMail script it doesn't give any errors, but it doesn't send the email. I checked the forum and it seemed like the problem was with my server. However, I ran a very simple php script with the mail() function and it worked perfectly.

I know I could write the simple script myself, but PHPFormMail offers a lot more functionality I would like to use.

- PHPFormMail 1.07.2 Classic
- Don't know what type of server (a friend lets me upload to his via ftp)
- http://voluntariospr.org

I am getting this error after submiting form. Any idea what is wrong?
Warning: mail() [function.mail]: SMTP server response: 451 See http://pobox.com/~djb/docs/smtplf.html. in D:\Hosting\2424358\html\nthsclassof87.com\formmail.php on line 452
The following errors were found:

* Message could not be sent due to an error while trying to send the mail.

PHPFormMail has experienced errors that must be fixed by the webmaster. Mail will NOT be sent until these issues are resolved. Once these issues are resolved, you will have to resubmit your form to PHPFormMail for the mail to be sent.

When users fill out my form, it is sent to me from me. The reply-to is the correct user who filled out the form, but the from is my own email. The server admin said 'In the PHP mail form available from us, there is no way to change the actual From field (who the message is coming from). This is because the message is coming from the user (e-mail address) you use to authenticate on the SMTP mail server. '

Anyway around this?

Thank you for the wonderful PHP formMail program. I plan to install it but at this point I wonder if the following request/task could be accomplished:

How to make the redirect URL invisible in the source code?

In other word, could you make a new array ("URL array" for example) so that the HTML source code will display a "code" rather than the real "redirect URL", for the new webpage after the form is submitted/sent?

This has similar effect/goal as in "$recipient_array" which displays a "code" rather than the real recipient email address in the HTML source code.

Classic v1.07.2, http://www.pickeringactivities.com/guestlist.htm

I don't think the sort order modifier really works. My TAB order was way out of whack (I designed the page using Publisher) and I decided to go ahead and use the "sort" field to change the order of fields in the output email BEFORE I added tabindex's to each of my input fields.

I entered:
[angle bracket] input type="hidden" name="sort" value="order:FirstName,LastName,Guests,email,Phone,Source,Comments,OptIn" [angle bracket]

hi andrew,

thanks for all your work in the recent years! i love your formmail as it easy and really good for modifications.

i was missing some features:

1. an easy anti-spam measure. integrated a litte calculation that has to be solved for email to be sent. no spam on my http://ff-webdesigner.de/kontakt-webdesignagenturen.html since 2 years. as easy as possible, still effective. simply put a new input field "spamcheck" into your form, write a little calculation in front and set up formmail spamcheck result inside the php.

Dear,

I want to make PHP form. But as domain facility is not available then how could I make sure that my form is working. I want to create and get the output in my PC. How could it possible??
Waiting for your response.

Shan1666

Hi, I'm trying to use formmail Classic v1.07.2 on a Debian GNU/Linux Server. I've got the $referers array setup correctly as far as I know,

$referers = array('grizfirestarters.com', 'www.grizfirestarters.com', 'gmail.com', 'google.com', 'www.google.com');

// $recipient_array format is $recipient_array = array('sometext'=>'email@example.com','asdf'=>'email2@example.com');
$recipient_array = array('a8bau4alsfznb5boqzrgsavd6tcst740'=>'____________@gmail.com');

and the formmail script says the mail has been sent. but it is not showing up in my inbox.