I liked the output of a Perl/cgi form program that I have been using for years, but it had no option for adding a security code image. Therefore, I instituted a 2-step form process on one of my websites. The main php form (using formemail.php} asks for only the sender's e-mail address and security code. The 'thankspage' is actually the form that uses the .cgi script.
My reason for instituting this is that my old form doesn't include blank fields in the emailed output.
Formemail.php also has a problem with checkboxes. For example:
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I liked the output of a Perl/cgi form program that I have been using for years, but it had no option for adding a security code image. Therefore, I instituted a 2-step form process on one of my websites. The main php form (using formemail.php} asks for only the sender's e-mail address and security code. The 'thankspage' is actually the form that uses the .cgi script.
My reason for instituting this is that my old form doesn't include blank fields in the emailed output.
Formemail.php also has a problem with checkboxes. For example:
<input type="checkbox" name="options" value="CHOICE1">Choice 1<br>
<input type="checkbox" name="options" value="CHOICE2">Choice 2<br>
<input type="checkbox" name="options" value="CHOICE3">Choice 3<br>
... will only output the last choice picked, even if more than one is selected,