TB Contactform v1.0.2

A semantic and usable contact form for Frog CMS

This is a straight forward and semantic contact form with usability in mind. It provides a standard contact form with name / email / subject / message fields. It will check and validate all field input and return errors while keeping the user's input untouched.

It also includes an non-obtrusive way of combatting spambots.

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How to install

1. Unzip the file and move the tb_contactform folder to your /frog/plugins/ directory. Make sure that the folder on the server is called "tb_contactform" and rename it if it’s not.
2. Go to the Administration > Plugins tab in your Frog CMS Admin, and enable the plugin.
3. Insert the following code where you want your contact form to appear:
   
   <?php TB_Contactform('youremail@yourdomain.com'); ?>
   (Replace the example email address in the code sample above with your actual email address)
4. Add the following basic CSS to your CSS file (or style the form yourself):

   .tbContactform .antispam {
   	 display:  none;
   	 visibility: hidden;
   }
   
   .tbContactform label {
   	 width:  95px;
   	 display:  inline-block;
   	 vertical-align: top;
   	 clear: both;
   }
   
   .tbContactform input.text,
   .tbContactform textarea {
   	 width:  225px;
   	 padding: 2px;
   }
   
   .tbContactform textarea {
   	 height:  115px;
   }
   
   .tbContactform input.submit
   {
   	display: block;
   	margin-left: 250px;
   	width:  auto;
   }
   
   .tbContactform .tbErrors p
   {
   	color: #FF0000;
   }
   

5. Done! You can edit the index.php file to finetune the form to your likings.

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Extra settings

The TB_Contactform function takes four variables:

<?php TB_Contactform('youremail@yourdomain.com', 'ccemail@yourdomain.com', 'Success message heading', 'Success message body'); ?>

1. Email address the form is sent to (mandatory)
2. CC email address (optional, default: FALSE)
3. Success message heading (optional, default: Your message was sent successfully)
4. Success message body (optional, default: Please allow up to three days for a reply.)

Only the first variable is mandatory. Leave any of the other variables blank to keep the defaults. For example, to override the default success message without sending a CC use the following code:

<?php TB_Contactform('youremail@yourdomain.com', '', 'Success message heading', 'Success message body'); ?>

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Changelog

1.0.2	21 December 2009	Fixed a syntax error in the makeSafe function. Thanks Stefan Probst!
1.0.1	3 September 2009	Fixed a bug in the makeSafe function with the handling some special characters. Thanks to Konstantin Baev for notifying me of the bug.
1.0	29 April 2009	Initial stable release.

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TB_Contactform is licensed under a CC Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Netherlands License