Email Forms Processor PHP Script, Updated by Answers 2000

Sept. 23, 2012 - PRLog -- Answers 2000 Limited today released another major upgrade, version 2.00, to its PHP script for forms processing.  The script which is now available to purchase and download is compatible with most Linux, UNIX, and Windows web hosting accounts, and offers an ideal method for processing forms and collecting information through websites.

“It is a common requirement of many companies to collect information from customers, visitors, and prospects through their web sites, and our PHP script offers a powerful and flexible solution to this requirement,” said Sunil Tanna, Director of Answers 2000 Limited.

The Answers 2000 email feedback script is able to handle an unlimited number of forms, each with as many fields as needed, and different field types can be used including text, long text, radio buttons, check boxes, dropdown lists, and hidden data fields. Furthermore, there are built-in validation functions, which offer helpful prompts to users, which can easily be setup to check the data entered by users is of the correct type, such as a number, a phone number, an email address, a web site URL, a ZIP code, a UK postal code, and so forth.  

Once a form is filled out, the contents are then emailed to an address chosen by the website administrator. Unlike some competitors’ scripts, the Answers 2000 script is totally secure and cannot be subverted to send email to other addresses. Furthermore the script automatically records IP address information from people submitting forms.

The Answers 2000 Feedback Form PHP script comes with full documentation, including installation instructions, and six example forms (although, as mentioned, the script is capable of handling any type of form).

ABOUT EMAIL FEEDBACK FORM

Answers 2000’s Email Feedback Form script is the leading PHP script package for managing email feedback forms which can be customized to webmasters’ and website owners’ needs.  The software is used around the world as part of many websites. For more information, or to try a live demonstration please go to http://www.scriptrocket.com/tsfeedback.php