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General Information
Form Processing: Form to Mail Processor Pro script is
the program that will process any form on your web site. It uses simple
templates to format all aspects of its output - you are in full control over
everything it outputs. It can be setup to work as a multi-user script - so
an ISP only has to install one copy for everyone to benefit from it. It can
send out more than one e-mail at once- so for instance, you can have it send
one e-mail to you, a different courtesy reply to the user, and another to
anybody else, etc. It can write directly to files, allowing you to log every
time the form is submitted, or to store order details securely on the server.
In short, Form to Mail Processor Pro script is the most powerful, easiest
to setup Form Processor around!
User feedback is the most important thing
to your success business!
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- FREE Installation! (if needed)
- Works with any form.
- You can use one script for as many different forms as
you please.
- Uses simple templates to format all aspects of its output,
giving you full layout control.
- Forms can be split into multiple web pages before the
entire e-mail message is sent.
- Can perform mathematical calculations on data supplied
in the form- so you can total orders, work out shipping etc.
- Can send any number of different e-mails on every invocation.
- Can output (append) to any number of files per invocation.
- Environment Settings (i.e. current time, user's hostname
etc.) may be included in the templates.
- Can check that entered data matches a particular format
- i.e. all digits, a syntactically correct e-mail address, letters only,
etc.
- Security measures include you being able to specify
what forms & sites are allowed to send to the script.
- One script can server a whole ISP, with individual templates
being stored in each user's account.
- New! You can choose how this script will
send emails either through SendMail program or SMTP server.
- Priority support 24/7
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Supported Platforms: Unix and Windows
Requirements: CGI permission with Perl5
Last Updated: March 19, 2001
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