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* BS-FORmMAIL V1.0 BY BIOSONIK DESIGN 2005 <Vince Mitchell>    *
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//:: Introduction ::\\
This is the first script i've released since 2001 so bear with
me, try remember how to do this...

The purpose of this file is to make sending email's as easy
as possible for you so lets begin...


//::CONFIGURATION::\\

OPEN "bsform.php"
AT THE TOP there is a VAR called "$_BSFM['to']" change it's value e.g.
$_BSFM['to'] = "myaddress@hotmail.com";

CLOSE "bsform.php"
//:: END CONFIGURATION ::\\

No I ain't shitin you, thats all you have to do.

Now upload everything to your browser and go to:
http://www.mysite.com/BSDESIGN/bsformmail/example1.html

Fill the form out and send, then check you e-mail account.


//:: CUSTOMISE ::\\
CREATE YOUR OWN FORM!
BS FORMMAIL requires this field:
<input type="text" name="uemail" value="">

It MUST be named uemail as it tells the script who sent the email.

So say you want to require a field be filled in by the user.
Just add REQUIRED in the name e.g.
<input type="text" name="nameREQUIRED" value="">

BSFM will check to see if name has a value and if it doesn't,
it'll display an error.
 
EoF