I am happily running a contact form using https://github.com/PHPMailer/PHPMailer and recently added https://friendlycaptcha.com to minimize the amount of spam sent by bots through that form. I love the sleek implementation with no user interaction. The captcha is activated once you click the first input field in the form and auto-solves.
Unfortunately the captcha's solution (hidden input field) adds an enormous string to the e-mail that I would like to exclude.
How do I tell the foreach loop not to include the frc-captcha-solution in the mail that's composed?
private function compose_mail($post)
{
$content = "The following message has been received via contact form:\n\n";
foreach($post as $name=>$value)
{
$content .= ucwords($name).": \t";
$content .= "$value\n\n";
}
$this->mailer->Body = $content;
}
This is the input field in the form that is generated and yields the long string.
<input name="frc-captcha-solution" class="frc-captcha-solution" type="hidden" value=".UNSTARTED">
An example of what I get is:
name: Joe
e-mail: joe#miller.com
address: 100 street
ZIP: 10100
place: City
phone: 0123456789
msg: This is a test message
Frc-captcha-solution: f5e6874becd6758f456b78f6f1726e1d.YadsJVSp+/j0pyBNAQwtjQAAAAAAAAAA+eFoDacaj3c=.AAAAAJZoAQABAAAAQ5YAAAIAAADCJAUAAwAAAF9IAQAEAAAAj5cEAAUAAACwkQMABgAAAFcaAAAHAAAAfvIEAAgAAADvUwIACQAAAK/MAQAKAAAAm+MBAAsAAACU6AAADAAAAJZUAAANAAAA/dAEAA4AAABrSwEADwAAAC7mAAAQAAAAXFoDABEAAAD4UAEAEgAAACMEAAATAAAA3xcCABQAAABBHwMAFQAAAE6LAQAWAAAA1mwAABcAAAAmwwAAGAAAACIZBwAZAAAA6p4AABoAAADovwIAGwAAAFE/AAAcAAAA+d8BAB0AAACQ8gAAHgAAAO1fAgAfAAAAbtwCACAAAAA7EgEAIQAAABmWAQAiAAAA/ysAACMAAAAx0wIAJAAAAJsyBAAlAAAA6acBACYAAACATwAAJwAAAM/wBQAoAAAATLYJACkAAABT1AIAKgAAAMWWAwArAAAAzIAGACwAAAA3fwAA.AgAA
There are many ways to do that, but one is to skip that name when it appears in your loop:
private function compose_mail($post)
{
$content = "The following message has been received via contact form:\n\n";
foreach($post as $name => $value) {
if ($name !== 'frc-captcha-solution') {
$content .= ucwords($name).": \t";
$content .= "$value\n\n";
}
}
$this->mailer->Body = $content;
}
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I have the following code in Perl:
foreach my $result ( #results ) {
if ( $result->{Error} ) {
print"No response received \n";}
else {
my $H = "$result->{H}";
my $I = "$result->{I}";
$mailbody.=qq(<h4 style="background: blue; color: white;">$H--->$I</h4>);
}
}
Here, I am using Mime::Lite to send mails:
$msg = MIME::Lite->new(
From => $from,
To => $to,
Cc => $cc,
Subject => $subject,
Data => $mailbody
);
$msg->attr("content-type" => "text/html/css");
$msg->send;
What I want is that the result data i.e $H and $I to be represented in the form of a table in the mail.
H | I
1 | 46
2 | 565756756767
3 | 232132
The number of rows of the table are dynamic and depend on the input given by the user. How can I do this?
If you want it to be a table in the email, you should create a table in the email body something like this:
$mailbody . = '<table>';
foreach my $result ( #results ) {
if ( $result->{Error} ) {
print"No response received \n";}
else {
my $H = "$result->{H}";
my $I = "$result->{I}";
$mailbody.=qq(<tr><td>$H</td><td>$I</td></tr>);
}
}
$mailbody . = '</table>';
If you want an HTML table in your email, then add HTML table elements to your output.
# Note: border=1 attribute to make the table borders visible.
$mailbody .= '<table border="1">';
foreach my $result ( #results ) {
if ( $result->{Error} ) {
print"No response received \n";}
else {
$mailbody .= qq(<tr><td>$result->{H}</td>)
. qq(<td>$result->{I}</td></tr>);
}
}
$mailbody .= </table>
In a comment to another answer that suggested something similar, you said that this doesn't work because you can't see the table borders. That was, of course, a simple case of adding border=1 so that the borders are displayed.
However.
It's always worth repeating that putting raw HTML strings into your program code is a terrible idea. It's a recipe for an unmaintainable mess. It's a bad idea when creating web applications and it's a bad idea when creating HTML to go into email bodies.
Far better to separate the code from creating the output and the best way to do that is to use a templating engine like the Template Toolkit. By creating a template file that contains all of the HTML output, you make it easier to change the way that the HTML looks without getting bogged down in the Perl code.
Also (and I've suggested this to you before) I would suggest that you avoid using MIME::Lite. But don't take my word for it. The current documentation for the module says this:
MIME::Lite is not recommended by its current maintainer. There are a number of alternatives, like Email::MIME or MIME::Entity and Email::Sender, which you should probably use instead. MIME::Lite continues to accrue weird bug reports, and it is not receiving a large amount of refactoring due to the availability of better alternatives. Please consider using something else.
I recommend switching to Email::Sender (together with Email::MIME) or Email::Stuffer.
So I'm using PERL and Email::MIME to get an email from gmail. Here is my code:
use Net::IMAP::Simple::Gmail;
use Email::Mime;
# Creat the object that will read the emails
$server = 'imap.gmail.com';
$imap = Net::IMAP::Simple::Gmail->new($server);
# User and password
$user = 'username#gmail.com';
$password = 'passowrd';
$imap->login($user => $password);
# Select the INBOX and returns the number of messages
$numberOfMessages = $imap->select('INBOX');
# Now let's go through the messages from the top
for ($i = 1; $i <= $numberOfMessages; $i++)
{
$top = $imap->top($i);
print "top = $top\n";
$email = Email::MIME->new( join '', #{ $imap->top($i) } );
$body = $email->body_str;
print "Body = $body\n";
}#end for i
When I run it, I get the following error:
can't get body as a string for multipart/related; boundary="----=_Part_6796768_17893472.1369009276778"; type="text/html" at /Library/Perl/5.8.8/Email/Mime.pm line 341
Email::MIME::body_str('Email::MIME=HASH(0x87afb4)') called at readPhoneEmailFeed.pl line 37
If I replace
$body = $email->body_str;
with
$body = $email->body;
I get the output:
Body =
(i.e. empty string)
What's going on here? is there a way for me to get the raw body of the message (->body_raw doesn't work either)? I'm okay with parsing out the body using regex
Email::MIME is not the best documented package I have ever seen.
The body and body_str methods only work on a single mime part. Mostly that would be a simple text message. For anything more complex use the parts method to get each mime component which is itself an Email::MIME object. The body and body_str methods should work on that. An html formatted message will generally have two MIME parts: text/plain and text/html.
This isn't exactly what you want but should be enough to show you what is going on.
my #parts = $email->parts;
for my $part (#parts) {
print "type: ", $part->content_type, "\n";
print "body: ", $part->body, "\n";
}
I'm using formmail.pl to handle a form I'm using on my site. There are several fields which are sent to the script including name, email, phone and some text in a text area.
As it stands, the successful submission prints the phone and textarea data correctly but doesn't print the name and email which were entered. In the email it sends the name and email in the 'from' header and as with the success page only shows the phone and textarea data are shown in the email body.
I would like to show all data in both cases however I can't seem to find the section of code that handles this. I'd post up the formmail.pl script except its over 3000 lines of code so I'll just post the places I think are responsible and hopefully somebody can point me in the right direction. I'm fairly new to Perl and its a bit overwhelming reading and understanding a script of this size.
sub success_page {
my ($self, $date) = #_;
if ($self->{FormConfig}{'redirect'}) {
print $self->cgi_object->redirect( $self->{FormConfig}{'redirect'} );
}
elsif ( $self->{CFG}{'no_content'}) {
print $self->cgi_object->header(Status => 204);
}
else {
$self->output_cgi_html_header;
$self->success_page_html_preamble($date);
$self->success_page_fields;
$self->success_page_footer;
}
}
sub success_page_html_preamble {
my ($self, $date) = #_;
my $title = $self->escape_html( $self->{FormConfig}{'title'} || 'Success' );
my $torecipient = 'to ' . $self->escape_html($self->{FormConfig}{'recipient'});
$torecipient = '' if $self->{Hide_Recipient};
my $attr = $self->body_attributes;
print <<END;
<head>
<title>$title</title>
END
$self->output_style_element;
print <<END;
<link type="text/css" href="css/stylesheet.css" rel="stylesheet" /></script>
</head>
<body>
<p>Below is what you submitted $torecipient on $date</p>
END
}
sub success_page_fields {
my ($self) = #_;
foreach my $f (#{ $self->{Field_Order} }) {
my $val = (defined $self->{Form}{$f} ? $self->{Form}{$f} : '');
$self->success_page_field( $self->escape_html($f), $self->escape_html($val) );
}
}
sub success_page_field {
my ($self, $name, $value) = #_;
print "<p><b>$name:</b> $value</p>\n";
}
Okay that's getting a bit long. That stuff is mostly for the success page and not much to do with the email side of things but maybe if somebody can find what I need there I can apply it to the email section also.
If any further information is needed let me know
Thanks in Advance
I haven't really used NMS FormMail myself, but looking at the source, it seems that you should be able to achieve something like what you want by setting the following extra configuration options:
$more_config{include_config_email} = 1;
$more_config{include_config_realname} = 1;
This should cause FormMail.pl to treat the email and realname fields as normal form fields, in addition to their special meaning.
OK. I finally got my zend form working, validating, filtering and sending the contents to my process page (by using $form->populate($formData);)
Now, how do I email myself the contents of a form when submitted? Is this a part of Zend_form or some other area I need to be looking in?
Thanks!
You can use Zend Mail for this, Zend form does not offer such functions.. but its an nice idea.
In your controleller, after $form->isValid();
if ($form->isValid($_POST)) {
$mail = new Zend_Mail();
$values = $form->getValues();
$mailText = 'My form valueS: ';
foreach ($values as $v) {
$mailText .= 'Value ' . $v . PHP_EOL;
}
$mail->setFrom('user#user.de', 'user');
$mail->AddTo('Me#me.de', 'me');
$mail->setSubject->$form->getName();
$mail->send();
} else {
// what ever
}
I have a PHP form that mail()s the form data on submit and then if successful returns them to the referring page (in other words keeping them on the same page as the form) and appends ?success=TRUE to the URL.
The question is, how would I implement the AdWords and Yahoo Search Marketing conversion code snippets to trigger only when the form is submitted? For functionality purposes, it is unfortunately not feasible to send them to another page on submit which would have been the easiest way to do it.
The relevant code from the form submit action that mails the results and sends them back to the homepage is below. I have a hunch it might be as simple as outputting the conversion tracking code snippets in the if statement at the end there but I'm not sure if that is correct or the syntax to properly do that.
if ( isset($_POST['sendContactEmail']) )
{
$fname = $_POST['posFName'];
$lname = $_POST['posLName'];
$phone = $_POST['posPhone'];
$email = $_POST['posEmail'];
$note = $_POST['posText'];
$to = $yourEmail;
$subject = $yourSubject;
$message = "From: $fname $lname\n\n Phone: $phone\n\n Email: $email\n\n Note: $note";
$headers = "From: ".cleanPosUrl($_POST['posFName']. " " .$_POST['posLName'])." \r\n";
$headers .= 'To: '.$yourName.' '."\r\n";
$mailit = mail($to,$subject,$message,$headers);
if ( #$mailit ) {
header('Location: '.$referringPage.'?success=true');
}
else {
header('Location: '.$referringPage.'?error=true');
}
}
Outputting it in the if-Statement would be a possibility, but the script you posted adds another way to do it as it redirects to the $referringPage - if the mail was successfully sent. And that's the only event you want to track a conversion.
So edit the code of $referringPage (the page that holds the form fields) and add:
<?php
if($_GET['success'] == 'true') {
echo "...";
}
?>
"..." ofcourse has to be replaced by the Adwords conversion Code Google gave you.
If you add it to your question, I could even add it to my answer.