Form PHP Script

Hola
Im in need of the best PHP Script form that I can get (buy)
I got a form in one of my page, and need to "conect" to my email.
Know a friend that he can make them so easy, but he is so hard to find, so I decide to learn how to do it.
Now, learning PHP, maybe will be way to much for me to learn, so I want to ask you, what PHP Script form are the most easy, better, to use.
What --if any-- do you use?
Thanks a lot.
Daniel Ulysses

Hola
Mmm...is getting interesting...
#1 question; Yes, Godaddy support php
#2 question; I watch a video about how to make one of those pages (php script) and make it how they said on the video. But...it doesn't work.
So, I did something wrong.
Here is the link www.imagenpr.com
if you go there, go to "contact us" link and you will see the form
Even with the php script that I made for it, still doesn't work
I'm stuck...been stuck for days
...need help...
Thanks

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Hi,
For several days I've been searching though the internet looking for a solution, a quite simple one in my opinion, but I got a little desperate not getting any result I want.
Okay. The Situation.
I have a PDF form to order sandwiches and drinks.
The PDF has serveral area's and columns where customers fill in the amount of the products they would like to order.
At a position of a field, the kitchen can almost blindly see what products a customer ordered.
Therefore, when someone fills in the form, I want to send the filled PDF by e-mail to the kitchen's e-mail adress. And important: the PDF in the kitchen's mailbox should be completely identical to the form the customer filled in.
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You can submit whole PDF format as long as you enable usage rights on the PDF.
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anybody help?

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I need to create a contact us form on my website using DW and have researched how and understand the easiest way is using a php script. Unfortuntately, my webhost server does not support this and will charge me an arm and a leg in order to to do it. Is there another way to have a functioning contact form not using a php script?

Yes and no.
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hi there
many thanks for your help!
ok, am little new to this, so do you mean in my contact.php script I have?
not sure what I would be looking for?
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PHP Form Mail Scripts

What is a good resource for pre-made PHP Form Mailer Scripts.
This is for use with a website hosted on GoDaddy.
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know nothing about scripting but thought I could use a pre-made
script and modify it...is that crazy thinking on my part?
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do this, please let me know.
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I can without any doubt recommend Forms 2 Go:
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Very easy to use and even someone like me who don't know a
lot of
programming, use it extensively.
Deon
"RichyZee" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:gcvkac$fcp$[email protected]:
> What is a good resource for pre-made PHP Form Mailer
Scripts. This is
> for use with a website hosted on GoDaddy.
>
> My client has a few requirements that the GoDaddy script
does not
> offer (and
> the script I chose from GoDaddy is uneditable). I know
nothing about
> scripting but thought I could use a pre-made script and
modify it...is
> that crazy thinking on my part?
>
> Here are the special requests from my client:
>
> - They'd like to see the time the form was submitted in
EST (the
> GoDaddy
> script puts the time in military time in another time
zone in the
> subject line). Can this appear in the body of the email
as well as the
> subject line?
>
> - They'd like the form to be sent to the person
submitting it as well
> as to
> their company
>
> - They would like to be able to REPLY TO the email they
receive with
> the form
> submission and have it be addressed to the person
submitting the form.
> The current script has the email addressed to themselves
(the company)
> if they click REPLY TO, so they are replying to
themselves
>
> - Although this has nothing to do with the Form Mailer
script as far
> as I can
> guess, they asked that the person filling out the form
be able to
> print it prior to submitting (in my opinion, though, if
i can have a
> copy of the submission sent to the submitter, there's no
reason for
> this). But if anyone knows how to do this, please let me
know.
>
> - Finally, the client wants to know if each submission
can have a
> unique
> tracking number assigned to it.
>
> Thank you all. Any feedback is appreciated.
>
> Richard
>
>

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Firstly the email adress - when someone inserts an email adress in this form [email protected] it is OK, but when someone writes an address for example [email protected] (this type of adress is very common in our country) the answer is "That is not a valid email address. Please return to the previous page and try again." I think the problem is the dot before the @.
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I really do not know how to fix these problems.
Thank you for any help. Sorry for my English. Peter
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Hi,
Can anyone point me in the right direction with this problem?
I am using Dreamweaver CS3. Is there a php script I can use
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Why go to a PDF? Why not just print from a webpage?
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> Hi,
>
> Can anyone point me in the right direction with this
problem?
>
> I am using Dreamweaver CS3. Is there a php script I can
use to have the
> data
> that a user inputs into a form extracted and put on a
PDF form that pops
> up
> when the user clicks a button so the user can then print
and fax the
> completed
> form?
>
> I would really appreciate any help.
>
> Thanks,
>

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I have designed a contact form in HTML with PHP script but it doesn't seem to be working. The PHP echo message doesn't appear after I submit the form and the e-mail message is not delivered. The url address is http://www.dreamaustraliastudytours.com.au/Test/ContactUs.html. Any thoughts would be greatly apprecipated
Thank you in advance
Paul

Hi Ben and Murray
Thank you for your input on the php script. You nailed the problem on the head. I have up dated the script and provided it below. I have one more question.
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Regards
Paul
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?>
Thank you for contacting us. We will be in touch with you very soon.
<?php
?>

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>He took a look at my site, checked the code, and I was sure that I saw some PHP tags pop up.
Rick, if you did see a tag then it must have been due to a misconfigured script. Any valid php will be parsed on the server and not sent to the client.
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>and there's never a call to put in a password when a page connects to the MySql database.
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