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    I've been using one Perl Mail Form script for a long time and it works well but I would like to have some PHP out-of-the-box alternative. Do you know any?

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    You can use mail form scripts that hosting companies already offer on their plans. But that's me, I don't like to get involved with code unless I really need to.

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    I use phpMailer - works well, easily configured and extended
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    Quote Originally Posted by KillerPanel View Post
    I've been using one Perl Mail Form script for a long time and it works well but I would like to have some PHP out-of-the-box alternative. Do you know any?
    You might want to use ready-made forms available at tectite.com or Matt's PHP form-mail scripts. I've just come across phpfmg.sourceforge.net which looks interesting..but haven't tried yet..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rock View Post
    You might want to use ready-made forms available at tectite.com or Matt's PHP form-mail scripts. I've just come across phpfmg.sourceforge.net which looks interesting..but haven't tried yet..
    Thank you guys for the advice. I will look into resources you gave me. I'm searching for something that can be installed without a lot of hassle.

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    So, I can advice you such alternative: you may use php form via Perl mail form.

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    Well, buddy, as I would recommend, you should go for replacing the execution part of that perl form with php, yourself. Of course that is possible only if you are well versed with php. By the way, its very simple.

    Just use:

    mail(); function.

    Good luck!

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