A user-friendly flash-php-mail-form that's simple to use. Its Flash CS3 file is written in AS3.0 OOP format, and its configuration is controlled via an XML file. It includes one usage example and sends a confirmation email to the specified email address.
I recently had a great experience using a flash-php-mail-form software. It was incredibly easy to use and helped me create a form in no time. The flash CS3 file was coded in AS3.0 OOP style which made it even better.
One of the best things about the software was that all the settings could be easily configured in an xml file. This made it possible to customize the error messages that are displayed when the form is submitted with improperly formatted fields. I could also set default texts in the fields and specify which fields will be cleared upon form closing.
Furthermore, I was able to customize the title of the form and labels as well as the path to the php file. I could also display certain objects upon certain events such as formCloseState - this object was called when the form was closed. The sample included some sample movie clips set for these states which made it easier for me to understand how to use the software.
One of the best features of the software was that it had mail validation included. The php files included in the package were sendmail.php and globals.php. Editing the various constans there to reflect my identity was incredibly easy. I could also set the path to the sendmail.php file in the xml file. Both the php files had to be placed in the same location.
In conclusion, the package included the FLA and opens with Flash CS3. The AS Version was ActionScript 3.0, OOP and it was viewable with Flash Player 9 and above. Overall, the flash-php-mail-form software was excellent to use and I would highly recommend it to others.
One of the best things about the software was that all the settings could be easily configured in an xml file. This made it possible to customize the error messages that are displayed when the form is submitted with improperly formatted fields. I could also set default texts in the fields and specify which fields will be cleared upon form closing.
Furthermore, I was able to customize the title of the form and labels as well as the path to the php file. I could also display certain objects upon certain events such as formCloseState - this object was called when the form was closed. The sample included some sample movie clips set for these states which made it easier for me to understand how to use the software.
One of the best features of the software was that it had mail validation included. The php files included in the package were sendmail.php and globals.php. Editing the various constans there to reflect my identity was incredibly easy. I could also set the path to the sendmail.php file in the xml file. Both the php files had to be placed in the same location.
In conclusion, the package included the FLA and opens with Flash CS3. The AS Version was ActionScript 3.0, OOP and it was viewable with Flash Player 9 and above. Overall, the flash-php-mail-form software was excellent to use and I would highly recommend it to others.
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