For what it's worth... I am having the same problem as Boofo. :confused:

But unfortunately your hack is getting the same bug as mine. I think my code is corrupt or something :cross-eyed:

This is great, I use it for a slightly different use (for people claiming cashback on my site) working example at http://www.gamblingforums.net/vbport...ms/contact.php

Nice modification of the hack, freeshares1. :)

Boofo, can you post a screenshot of the error you get? I would like to see if I can work out why you have that bug. The contact form works fine on my site.

Can it be setup so that only registered users can use this function? I don't want unkown ppl spamming my inbox. I want to provide help to my members only. Thanks.

To only allow registered members to use this:

In contact.php, find:

ABOVE it, add:

Then find:

ABOVE it, add:

Edit the contact_error template to include "you need to be registered to use our contact form" or something like that. Should work.

Boofo, I went to your site and clicked on your "Contact Us" link. You're right, it goes straight to the error template.

http://www.bearfacts2.com/forum/contact.php

Very weird... It works for other members though... it has to be the way your forum is setup...

Sorry, but it foesn't work for Tungsten, either, so it can't just be my setup. :)

Erwin>> Thanks for the prompt reply ... I'll try it tonight.

I suspect it may be your PHP version. What version does your server use?

It probably is the "if (!isset($action))" command that your site is having a problem with - since it doesn't recognise this line, it automatically goes to "action=send" and because you haven't filled out any fields yet, you go to the error message as not all fields are entered.

This can be avoided by dividing the contact.php to 2 files, and not use the action variable... but that doesn't really make sense, since other vb files surely use the same variable too.