AJAX Contact Form with CAPTCHA
With the redesign of BFX Media, I’ve been trying to find the perfect contact form that works with the new layout. As of yesterday, my search has ended. I found the perfect contact form that uses AJAX and has CAPTCHA security. I spent a few hours yesterday and today tweaking the layout, but it’s all done.
AJAX Contact Form with CAPTCHA, Realtime Validator and PHP Backend
Features:
* Real-time Form Validation that makes the form completion process interactive (can be enabled/disabled)
* Both JavaScript & PHP Validation
* Powerful CAPTCHA (Image Verification) with refresh feature (enable/disable it)
* Ability to easy add/edit/delete fields
* The form gracefully degrades into a simple PHP Contact Form if JavaScript is disabled
* Auto Responder (customizable)
* Ability to integrate the values from the form (beside the actual message) into the mail body
* Tableless Form (does not use tables)
* The e-mail templates (message, subject) are customizable
* The errors and the notifications can be easily changed
* Option to redirect the user to a custom ‘Thank you’ page
* The script works in conjunction with other libraries beside jQuery such as MooTools or Prototype
* Set a custom subject for the mail that you receive if the subject field is removed
* Free Support (in case you are having trouble installing the script)
* A help page (documentation) that will guide you through the script setup
View Demo
See it live @ BFX Media (click on Contact)
My new computer is up and runninng!
My plan was to post updates as I was building and explain the steps as I went through them. With everything going on, and all the excitement, I failed to do it that way. So instead, I’ll go back through and briefly explain how I did everything.
Once I finally received all the parts, I wanted to temporarily install the main parts to see how I was going to run all the water hoses. The first thing to go in was the motherboard w/ CPU water block. After that, it was the video card w/ GPU water block. Then I installed the radiator, reservoir and the pump. Keep in mind that at this point, I was just trying to see how I was going to run all the water hoses.
Once I had all the main parts in place and I had a general idea on where the hoses were going to be run, I cut all the hoses to length. After that, I removed the motherboard and video card for the first leak test.
Once I was confident that none of the parts leaked, I took it all apart again and installed the motherboard, CPU and video card. When I ran all the hoses again, I decided to use zip ties instead of the metal hose clamps that I used in the first test. The metal ones were a pain in the ass! Then I ran another leak test.
That was the test that made me nervous, but it was all good. From there on out, it was smooth sailing. I put the power supply in and started running all the wiring and installing all the fans and other accessories.
After it was all together, I switched it out with my old machine. I installed Windows 7 (64 bit) and then I removed the backup drive from my old machine and put it in one of the drive bays in the front of the new one. That made restoring my files so easy. Now, I’m just reinstalling all my software and getting things set up.
I ordered a blue LED light strip today for inside the case. When I get that installed, I’ll post some pictures of the finished product.
So far, I’m extremely happy with this new computer!
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Easily open multiple tabs when Firefox starts
Firefox lets you specify more than one site as your home page; each page will open in its own tab when you start Firefox. To specify multiple pages, you separate each address with a pipe character (|) when you set the home page.
Example: http://www.google.com|http://www.0092ff.com
Note: This feature may lead to unexpected results when you try to set your home page to a site that contains a pipe character in the address. To fix this problem, you will have to replace the pipes with their escape code (%7C).
Source: Multiple tabs open when starting Firefox
The main water cooling parts have been ordered
I’ve received all the parts I listed in the first post, except for my case and it’s supposed to be here today. I’m really excited to get the case so I can start planning everything.
Yesterday, I order all the main water cooling parts and I’ve listed them below.
- Pump: Swiftech MCP655
- Radiator: Black Ice GTX Xtreme 360 Radiator
w/ Panaflo 120×38mm Ultra High Speed FBA12G12U1BX (3) - CPU Block: HEATKILLER® CPU Rev3.0
- Reservoir: Swiftech MCRES Micro Revision 2
- GPU Block: Enzotech VGA-IB Forged Copper VGA Waterblock
w/ Swiftech Copper BGA RAMsinks and Aluminum MOSFET Heatsinks Set - Tubing: Feser Tube Active UV Hose – 1/2″ ID (3/4″OD) Anti-Kink Tubing
- Fluid: Distilled Water w/ Silver KillCoils
This is my first time setting up a water cooled system, so I’m sure there are some minor things that I’ll need to purchase as well. Once all the main water cooling parts come in, I can start putting everything together and I can figure out where everything should go.
Once things start coming together, I’ll start posting pictures on here.
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