webdevetc/contactetc

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. No replacement package was suggested.

Simple contact form to quickly add to your laravel project. Fully customisable, includes all views, routes and controllers. Also includes anti-spam (with recaptcha). You can also have multiple contact forms on one Laravel site.

v1.0.7 2018-11-05 12:57 UTC

Requires

• buzz/laravel-google-captcha: 2.*
• illuminate/database: ~5.5.0|~5.6.0|5.7.*
• illuminate/support: ~5.5.0|~5.6.0|5.7.*

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ^7.0

MIT

• WebDevEtc

• package
• php
• form
• email
• recaptcha
• contact
• programming
• laravel
• contact form
• webdev
• contact us
• webdevetc
• get in touch

README

• Not maintained any longer. This is a few years old now.

WebDevEtc ContactEtc - A full contact form for your Laravel Project, including everything you need to install and get a contact form up and working almost instantly

Fully customisable - lots of options to suit your needs.

• Set who to email the completed contact form response to (i.e. your email address)
• Customise the fields on your contact page(s), so you can have any number of fields. Fields are completely customisable
• Includes anti spam with recaptcha
• Supports multiple contact forms on one laravel app. Just copy/paste some route lines (and change them slightly) and it will be working straight away (see docs for details)
• includes view files. It uses @extends("layouts.app") so it should work with most laravel installations (if not, its a simple edit to do). When you follow the installation guide it will copy all view files over to /vendor/webdevetc/contactetc anyway so you can easily edit as required.
• includes tests.

Although building a contact form is very simple, it is a bit of a waste of time (and many Laravel web apps tend to have a contact form) - hopefully this can just save a bit of time. And also, I hope it is customisable enough to be of use! I'm not a fan of packages that don't let you easily modify how they work.

Installation Guide

Please visit the laravel contact form documentation here. The installation process only takes a couple of minutes, but there are a few things to be aware of.

release history/change log

• v1.0.7 - small changes, typos, etc
• v1.0 - initial release (been using it on internal projects for a while, so it has been tested in the real world quite a bit)