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Class: AntiSpam Feedback
Verify the e-mail of users sending feedback forms
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Last change: some corrections
Date: 2008-06-27 06:40
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AntiSpam Feedback
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Version 1.0 - January 2007
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Copyright (C) 2007 Dmitry Sheiko

Requirements:
	PHP version 4.1.x+ (http://www.php.net) 
	Works with both UNIX and Windows
	
SPAM has become the real problem of our time. Experts reckon 70% of all email messages in 2006 were SPAM . 
So, this library allows creating a feedback form which doesnӴ send a message immediately. 
It sends notification to the author of the message and delivers the message to the receiver only 
if the author confirms his authorship. Therefore, spamers will be unable to send messages through the feedback form 
because they never specify their real back email addresses. Besides, the form contains an AJAX-based interface 
and graphical confirmation code (CAPTCHA) generator. 

Files:
feedback.html - sample
asf_controller.php - controller
asf_confirm.php - confirmator
asf_gencode.php - graphical code generator
asf_gencode.jpg - graphical background of code generator
asf.js - JS library

Installation:

1) Copy all of the AntiSPAM Feedback files to a folder on your server.
2) Set this folder's access permission to 777.
3) Copy this into your page's HTML:
		<script type="text/javascript" src="folder_address/asf.js"></script>
		<style> - section
		<form> - section
4) Change the feedback email address in asf_confirm.php: define("FEEDBACKEMAIL", "info@site.com"); 
5) Change the confirmator script in asf_controller.php: URL define("ASF_CONFIRM_URL", "http://site.com/asf_confirm.php");

That's it!

Yours sincerely,
Dmitry Sheiko,
http://www.cmsdevelopment.com,
senior web developer at Red Graphic Systems (www.redgraphic.com)