I seem to have ran into a minor problem when setting up my contact form. I have the template made. But when I enter my e-mail address to test the form it scrolls down the page about have way and says "Please enter you e-mail address". I am trying to allow the e-mails to be forwarded to the e-mail assciated with my domain which is ran using cPanel 11. This version of cPanel does not allow SMTP for incoming messages, so I disabled it but I still get the same result. I'm kinda thinking this is a question for the cPanel forum but I just thought I would give it a shot in the dark and see what happens. Is there a chance that since cPanel does not allow SMTP for incoming messages that it is impossable to use this plugin? What a might have to do is generate a PHP mail form and use that. Again, Just kinda thought I would give it a shot in the dark.

Hi, I can add the mail() support for that plugin, it's no problem. Anyway I know nothing about cPanel, now hear the first time about it :-) O.k.

Ah, Thanks Stano ....

Well, I uploaded the new version, please test it, if that mail() works right. I didn't test it on localhost. But there should be no obstacles :)

Thank you very much Stano, I really appreciate it. :)

So the plugin is functional again, validator is now changed back to the simple previous version 3.1.2. I just uploaded the new release 2.0, tested and with a little bit improved antispam. Now the plugin seems run as people would expect :-)