Renamed simpleContact Lite (October 2008)
To coincide with the release of simpleContact Pro, the free version is renamed “simpleContact Lite.”
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 unsubscribe 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.