<?php
require_once('SimpleForm.php');
/**
* Initialize SimpleForm with parameters
* Syntax: SimpleForm($formName, $method)
* $formName - You only have to fill this in if you have more than 1 form on the page
* $method - Form's method: default is 'post', you can also use 'get', but it's not recommended
*/
$form = new SimpleForm('mihai', 'post');
/**
* Adds an element to the form
* Syntax: addElement($label, $type, $required, $errorMessage)
* $label - Label that represents the element
* $type - Type of element; right now only input-text, input-password, textarea and input-submit
* are implemented
* $required - Determines if field completion is required; if true you will have to set $errorMessage
* $errorMessage - Error message to show in case field is not filled in
*/
$form->addElement('Name', 'input-text', true, 'Please complete the name field!');
$form->addElement('Email', 'input-text', true, 'Please complete the email field!');
$form->addElement('Subject', 'textarea');
$form->addElement('Send', 'input-submit');
/**
* If you want to show a success message after the form is shown, set it through this method
* Syntax: addSuccessMessage($message)
* $message - Message that you want shown after the form is completed
*/
$form->addSuccessMessage('Congratulations! You will be contacted as soon as possible!');
/**
* Runs the form generator
* At first it will just show the form
* If the users submits the form with the required fields uncompleted, it will reshow the form plus the error message(s)
* If everything is okay, it will just show the success message (if filled in) or nothing
* Syntax: runForm($returnValues)
* $returnValues - default is false; if set to true you'll have to capture the output from the return value
* like $output = $form->runForm(true); and echo it yourself
*/
$form->runForm(false);
/**
* If you need to send an email (or emails) with the form's content, do it with this method
* Syntax: mailTo($to, $from, $subject)
* $to - can be a form element(for example 'Email') in which case it will use the value entered by the user
* or a plain email address
* $from - can be a form element(for example 'Email') in which case it will use the value entered by the user
* or a plain email address
* $subject - Email's subject message
*/
$form->mailTo('[email protected]', 'Email', 'Contact form email' );
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