Works with MODx Version(s): 0.9.5
Submitted: Dec 10th 2006 | License: GPL - GNU Public | Downloads: 2106

Description

eForm is a highly flexible form parser which allows you to easily build forms and send the results to one or more email addresses. The main features are:

• Form validation using powerful validation rules
• Custom validation messages and css classes
• Easily extended using comprehensive event structure
• Protection of hidden fields against tampering
• Captcha support
• Supports html email with attachments
• Flexible report & page generation using placeholders
• Notification to mobile devices
• auto-respond email
• Support for CC and BCC fields
• Extendable using eform events
• Some protection against mail injection
• Time limited protection against multiple submits

Instructions

• Unzip the downloaded zip file into the assets/snippet/ folder. You should now have an extra folder called eform.
• Create a new snippet, name it eForm and copy and paste the content of the eform.snippet.tpl file
• Read eform/docs/eform.htm and the examples
• Drop the eForm snippet into page and add parameters as you require

Updates

• New: validation message placeholder no longer requires wrapping elements - You should now just use [-validationmessage-]
  instead of <div class="error">[-validationmessage-]</div> (or similar)
  You can use the $_lang['ef_validation_message'] in your eform language file to format
  the message. Add [-ef_wrapper-] to this variable where you want the messages to appear
• New: You can now place the anywhere in your document (outside the form template)
• New: Support for in-line validation alert via the new &requiredClass and &invalidClass parameters
• New: Email character set now follows the modx setting (thanks to Gildas)
• Update: Tweaked the sessionVars parameter so it's no longer sensitive to spaces in comma seperated values
• Update: Changed the date validation due to php version differences (Raymond Irving)
• New: &css parameter - Adds css to the head of the document when the form is displayed
• New: &jscript parameter - Adds javascript to the head of the document when form is displayed
• New: eForm now checks for version differences between snippet and eform.inc.php
• New: &protectSubmit parameter - protect against multiple submits of similar form data
  values: 0=off, 1=use required fields, or comma separated list of fields to compare
• New: &submitLimit parameter - Time limit in minutes on successive submits of same form
• works standalone or in combination with &protectSubmit - see documentation for details

Note: replace - with + wherever you see [-placeholder-]! (The placeholders otherwise were stripped from this text)