You’ll need to add those additional letters to the validator checks. Check out lines 312-336 in FormProcessor.class.php and lines 133 through 163 in form_processor.php. You’ll also want to probably look at the formval.js and either modify the existing javascript functions or add your own.

Be sure to change the email address in the following three files:

index.php
FormProcessor.class.php
form_processor.php

The easiest thing to do is a search and replace for “youremail@yourdomain.com” (no quotes) in all three files.

Regards,
Ben

please tell me, how do I change the mail?
I did changed every mail I saw and then it says msg sent, and no email got.

best regards!

case ‘textarea’:
$rules['regexp'] = ‘|^[a-zA-Z0-9\.\-\Ä\ä\Ö\ö\Ü\ü\ \.\?\!\(\)\r\n ]*$|’;
break;

If you insert an ‘umlaut’ vowel like: ä to the comments text area in your example: http://www.minc.info/ajaxcontact/index.php it wouldn’t be passed as a validate character.

Please check it out!

Regards!

@ fotinorod, I’m glad I was able to help out.

@ Ian, yes, this is a new version of the other code I wrote. The original code was a PHP form that did javascript validation prior to posting and php form validation after posting. This code above has that, plus, if the user has javascript, it has a separate form that allows them to submit the form via AJAX rather than submitting it via PHP and having to reload the page. Now, that’s a bit of a misnomer as I’m using PHP with the AJAX form for submission, but the user only sees the AJAX portion of it.

@ Tim, yes, you can use noscript tags, BUT, if you put noscript tags in your header, your code won’t validate. I actually looked at doing it with noscript, but it just wouldn’t work for what I needed it to do and still validate.

Would work for this purpose?