simpleContact release notes

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Version 1.2 (December 10th 2007)

User options page to edit your email address and password.

Paging in the inbox (the control appears when you have over fifty messages).

Email addresses in the mailing list and recipients pages are now mailto links.

You can remove someone from the mailing list inside the message view.

“Remember me” checkbox at login (uses a cookie).

The function that cleans submitted data now strips out HTML markup.

Dates and times are now formatted in a more clear and international manner.

Fixed for certain server configurations where include paths could break.

The email sending script correctly formats line breaks and quotemarks.

Update check tries again with cURL if fopen is disabled.

password.php updates the sc_admins table when a password is reset.

Formatting of received messages is improved.

The “simpleContact” name now links to the inbox or the login page.

General copy and layout improvements.

Version 1.1 (August 12th 2007)

Improvements to email validation – fixes an issue where upper case letters in an email address would make it invalid.

Now uses PHPMailer for a more robust email sending solution than the PHP mail() function. You can set a from-name and reply-to address.

Inbound messages now appear as being from the user's name and email, which will make it easier to reply.

Mailing list un-subscribe form.

Group checkbox actions in inbox: 'delete message' and 'remove from mailing list.'

Web address field on contact form

You can turn off the * required indicator, in case you want to require every field (which would make the * indicator redundant).

Logout screen with feedback options.

Checks whether an update is available on alex-hardy.co.uk (nothing is logged, it simply reads an XML file that tells it the current version number).

Version 1.0 (May 21st 2007)

simpleContact is released with the following key features:

Contact and mailing list subscribe forms with server side validation.

Web-based admin system with login to keep your messages private.

Convenient messages inbox.

List of email addresses on your mailing list.

Choose contact form fields just by ticking checkboxes.

Compose a personalised response email.

Set which email addresses messages are sent to.