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Please click on "Info & Update", enter
the "License Key" and click on "Validate
License".
The user manual is
available online at this page.
Please clear your browser cache and retry to download
the software.
It could be a transmission error over the net.
You can also use our alternate
download (zip-compressed setup) or our alternate
download server.
In some cases it also helps if you rename the newly
download file, e.g. to awebform2.exe.
If you get this error message for every application you
try to install, then the windows installer on your
computer might be damaged.
Important: If you
are testing the form on your local machine, e.g. using
XAMP, then you might always get the error page and NO
mail will be sent. The reason is, that sendmail will not
work on some local machines using a dynamic IP address,
because most mailexchangers are blocking dynamic IP
address ranges. Please upload the form to your webserver
and run it there.
The Free Version is fully functional, but adds a
reference to "Arclab Web Form Builder" at the
bottom of the form.
The program uses php Sessions, which are temporary
saved values on the server. The session ID will be
passed along with the URL. The key code is random for
each Captcha, encrypted and saved out of reach for bots.
The session ID is shown in the browser URL, but useless
for an attacker. It cannot be used to submit the form
twice. The session values on the server are NOT used for
regular input fields!
The Captcha included in Arclab Web Form Builder does
NOT require or use Cookies or Javascript.
It will work with Cookies turned off completely!
There is one golden rule agains injections of all
kind - never use unfiltered user input.
Arclab Web Form Builder is
protected against such an attack in multiple ways:
It checks the email address for the correct
syntax if you use the "Email Address Input
Element" in the program. Arclab Web Form Builder
uses a second filter function in addition to the email
syntax verification to filter all mail header elements.
Please take a look at: How
to protect a php Email Form using php mail or
mb_send_mail against Mail Header Injection for
details.
No, the "Submit" button should be placed on
the last Form Page.
The script will not accept form submissions from other
pages.
Please note: If you use a Captcha then the Captcha
should also be included on the last Form Page!
No, the .php file cannot be edited. Please reload the
form in the program and make the changes. If you want to
change the HTML template, in which the form was
embedded, then edit the HTML template file in your HTML
editor, reload the HTML template in the "Form
Properties" and re-create the .php file using the
program.
The program supports both. It closes all tags, e.g.
<p> ... </p>
<div> ... </div>
<br />
<input ... />
The difference between "Create
a new Form and embed an existing HTML Page" and
"Create a new Form for
Frames or as an iframe" is, that when you embed
the HTML page in the php file, then the php file
contains the HTML template (the HTML page, which in
which you want to insert the form) and the form code -
this means everything is inside the .php file. Please
link to the .php file instead of the html file to open
the web page containing the form.
If you want to use an <iframe>, then the php form
will be inserted as an iframe in the HTML page. In this
case you don't need to change your links, because the
php form will be loaded from the HTML page. Please note,
that you need to specify the height in the
<iframe>, which might be a problem on multi-page
forms and different browsers.
a) Create
a new Form and embed an existing HTML Page
- Single php file
- Contains the php form and the embedded HTML
page
- Link to php file to open the form
- Works with all browsers
- Supports multi-page forms with different
height
- Easy to include, no HTML or php knowledge
required
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b) Create
a new blank Form for Frames or as an iframe
- HTML file and php file
- Link to html file to open the form
- Does not require to change links
- HTML file contains an iframe to insert
external php file
- Form requries a fixed height
- Requires basic HTML knowledge
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If you are unsure what to use, then please use:
"a) Create a new Form
and embed an existing HTML Page".
Please make sure, that you have entered the correct
email address as "Recipient" in the "Form
Properties".
Some hosted webservers require that you define a default
sender email address in the webserver configuration
before you can use any php-formmailer. You need to
define the default sender in the webserver configuration
- not inside the program or the php-form! The php-script
should work fine after you have defined a default
sender. Please also take a look at the help pages and
FAQ of your webhosting service.
Thats easy, just define a variable [Email] in your
form. The program will use the input of the field
[Email] as sender. If [Email] is not defined, then the
recipient will be used as sender, too.
Please take a
look at the user manual: Sender for details.
You will get this error, if you have installed an
older php version e.g. 4.4.9, which does not fully
support object oriented programming.
Please update your php version to 5 - most providers
already use php5 or you can change the php version in
the settings of your web server.
See:
Causes for php Warning: Cannot modify header information
– headers already sent
This indicates, that PHP SESSIONS are not enabled on
your web server.
Please enable PHP SESSIONS, if you want to use a captcha
in your form.
e.g. if the session.save_path is not setup correctly in
the php.ini then PHP sessions will not work
session.save_path = /xxx/.../phpsessions - Make
sure, that you enter the valid path here! -
Please refer to the documentation of your webspace or
contact your webhost provider how to enable php sessions
for your webspace.
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