Fusion Contact

Fusion Contact Readme

Welcome and thank you for downloading a copy of fusion contact , I will go through some steps to help you along the way.
well first things first, Upload everything to your webserver you may leave it in your main dir.
after you upload:
-chmod your files to 755 ( there is no need for 777)
-run the admin.php ( http://yourdomain.com/admin.php)
now the installation will only create one admin account , there is no feature to add new users after you create your admin account, Please click on the link that says Click here to login , so that the installation file may be deleted.
if the installation file (install.php) does not get deleted then you have an option to login to your ftp and delete it maunally.
Now you can login and play around with some of the settings, snice the admin cp is skinable and the form has a editable template the readme will help edit these so please read on!!

Including Form.php

Well there isn't to much to do all you have to do is use the simple php include function
<?php include("form.php"); ?>
this script wasn't really designed to be put in a subfolder eg.( http://yourdomain.com/subfolder/form.php )
well snice that is all you have to do beacuse you can edit the form from the admin cp.

Editing Form template

In this section I will go over some of the template code and what they do.

***ok a new thing here to look at, as there are 10 emails you can edit if there is only one in the first box with id 1 then no drop down box will be displayed , so if you then decided to put a new email in the email box with id 2-10 the drop down will show with the users emails.
also make sure you still include the {emails} tag in your template or else the email will not be sent;
beacuse it includes a hidden field with the first email. *** i hope you understand what i mean. if not just leave the {emails} tag in place.

Template Code	Description
{fname1}	snice the first field is default this would display ( Name ) where ever you put it.
{fname2}	snice the secnd field is default this would display ( E-mail ) where ever you put it.
{fname3}	like name and e-mail what ever you call the text box it will display the name where ever you put it
{fname4}	like name and e-mail what ever you call the text box it will display the name where ever you put it
{fname5}	like name and e-mail what ever you call the text box it will display the name where ever you put it
{fname6}	like name and e-mail what ever you call the text box it will display the name where ever you put it
{fname7}	like name and e-mail what ever you call the text box it will display the name where ever you put it
{fname8}	like name and e-mail what ever you call the text box it will display the name where ever you put it
{fname9}	like name and e-mail what ever you call the text box it will display the name where ever you put it
{fname10}	like name and e-mail what ever you call the text box it will display the name where ever you put it
{field1}	ok this is the actual textbox this one is default for name so as you may have seen in the template that comes with the script when you first upload it. it goes with {fname1}
{field2}	ok this is the actual textbox this one is default for email so as you may have seen in the template that comes with the script when you first upload it. it goes with {fname2}
{field3}	this text box is customizable
{field4}	this text box is customizable
{field5}	this text box is customizable
{field6}	this text box is customizable
{field7}	this text box is customizable
{field8}	this is a textarea box
{field9}	this is a textarea box
{field10}	this is a textarea box
{emails}	this is a drop down menu it will display the emails that you have saved.
{subjects}	this is a drop down menu it will display the subjects that you have saved.
{submit}	this is your submit button put it where ever you want

now here is a small example on how you would do this :
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<table width="400" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr>
<td width="60">{fname1}
</td>
<td width="340">{field1} 
 </td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>{fname2}
</td>
<td>{field2}</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>To:</td>
<td>{emails}
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td height="12">subject</td>
<td>{subjects}</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>{fname8}
</td>
<td>{field8}
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td colspan="2"><div align="center">{submit}</div></td>
</tr>
</table>

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thats a basic example it would show up like this:

Name
E-mail
To:
subject
comments

Editing Admin Cp Skin

well it's pretty much the same as editing the form template. same type of code excpet easier to edit!

Template Code	Description
{content}	this is the main content it displays the main script
{title}	this is the title of the title bar in the browser
{linksbr}	the links will be displayed like: Link Link Link
{links}	the links will be displayed like: Link \| Link \| Link
{login}	this just shows your login id eg: Logged in as : Admin ( Super Admin)

Conclusion

and thats all thats to it, so if you have any problems and need more support then you may contact me ,
joseblanco.jr@gmail.com

or you can post at fusionphp.net with the topic on fusion contact
you can also contact me from my website x-php.com

well i hope you enjoy the script, and please notify me of any bugs. or problems that you may come across.

the script is free so please leave the copyright's in tact , you may put this script upfor download on your site, you may not edit the script and call it your own.