A contact form or an email form is often a critical part of a website, in allowing users to contact you regarding one or more issues. It is common in this day and age, not to provide a direct email address on your website in order to try and prevent yourself from receiving spam emails in the future. However, what many webmasters would do is to use a form mail script, which usually still contains the email address hidden in the form. Nowadays, email harvesters (programs that search the internet for email addresses) can search both visible and non visible text for email addresses.
Learn how to create a simple mail sender class in PHP. Sending emails with PHP is a lot easier than you would think, however you need to care about some settings to avoid moving your emails into a spam folder.
This tutorial will teach you how to make a simple newsletter in PHP/MYSQL with account activation. This will require PHP that is not running in SAFE_MODE or PHP that at least allows the sendmail function(duh, you can't send mail without this enabled).
After noticing that my PHP email form was my most popular script and reading all of the emails from people having problems with earlier versions of my script, I decided to write a brief tutorial on the implementation of my php email form script. You can try a worling demo of this script on my contact page.
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