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How to use
With Flex Builder (for Flex developer)
To getting start, please use following simple steps:
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Step1: Copy MSMF component (MultipurposeSendMailForm.swc
file) to libs folder of your Flex Project.
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Step2: Copy sendmail
folder in MSMF package (which includes PHP scripts for sending mail and
upload files) to your PHP
(Web) server.
You must ensure to access this script though http://.
You can also put it on Web Server where your Flex Application will be
hosted on.
Then you MUST modify PHP script for
mail configuration you want. Refer to Mail
configuration for how to do.
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Step3: Create your XML file to
design your form. For more details, see Form design.
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Step4: In your Flex Project, drag
MultipurposeSendMailForm component to suitable position on your GUI (or you
can create dynamic using ActionScript 3).
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Step5: Add following code to use
this:
<id of MSMF component>.xmlConfigurationFile
= <link to your XML file in Step 3>;
<id of MSMF component>.initAll();
After called initAll(), all components you defined in XML file will be shown
in MSMF component.
Note: <link to your XML
file in Step 3> can be http link or relative
file path (normally stored in assets folder)
For advance using MSMF component, see
Advance using
Without Flex Builder (for user)
From version 2.0, MSMF has the standalone version for using directly
in HTML page without Flex Builder.
Then you MUST modify PHP script for
mail configuration you want. Refer to Mail
configuration for how to do.
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Step2: Copy MSMFStandalone folder
or add MSMFStandalone.swf file to your HTML page (see MSMFStandalone.html as
example) to your web server.
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Step3: Create or edit MSMF.xml file
(in MSMFStandalone/assets) to
design your form. For more details, see Form design.
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Step4: Test your form by open your HTML
page or MSMFStandalone.html though your web server
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