﻿<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!--
  --	Please read this information to learn how to set up the contact form integrated
  --	into the template.
  --	
  --	This readme file explains in details the meaning of the settings that can be
  --	done in the fcContactFormConfiguration.xml configuration file.
  --	
  --	It is recommended for you to use an XML editor to make changes to this file
  -- 	because it’s less possible to make an error in the markup which can cause to
  --	a not working contact form.
  -->
<contactFormConfiguration> 
		   
	<!--
	  --	An e-mail address which will be used to receive messages from your contact form.
	  --	You can specify several e-mail addresses separating them with a comma.
	  --	For example: first_email@domain.com, second_email@domain.com, third@domain.com
	  -->
	<emailTo>george@openeyedeas.com</emailTo>
	
	<!--
	  --	A server script type which will process sending e-mails. It depends on your
	  --	hosting and in the current version of the contact form it is allowed to use
	  --	two types:  php (Apache, PHP Hosting); asp (IIS web server, ASP).
	  -->
	<serverProcessorType>php</serverProcessorType>
	
	<!--
	  --	A name of the script file which process sending e-mails on your server (without
	  --	extension). The name contact is used by default.
	  -->
	<serverProcessorFileName>contact</serverProcessorFileName>
	
	<!--
	  --	Text showing to the user when the form is submitted without any errors.
	  -->
	<messageSentText>Thank you for your message.</messageSentText>
	
	<!--
	  --	Text showing in case the form is not submitted because of a server error.
	  -->
	<messageSentFailedText>Sorry, your message couldn't be sent</messageSentFailedText>
	
	<!--
	  --	Text your visitor will see while waiting till the processing is over.
	  -->
	<formProcessingText>processing...</formProcessingText>
	
	<!--
	  --	Your SMTP server (for ASP only).
	  -->
	<smtpServer>localhost</smtpServer>
	
	<!--
	  --	Your SMTP port (for ASP only).
	  -->
	<smtpPort>26</smtpPort>
	
	<!--
	  --	Set whether to send the message as a plain text (true) or as HTML (false).
	  -->
	<plainText>false</plainText>
	
	<!--
	  --	ID of the input field (in the structure XML file) to use for the “from: ”
	  --	or “sender: ” label in your e-mail client.
	  -->
	<emailFromSource>1</emailFromSource>
	
	<!--
	  --	Subject of the e-mails that will be sent through this contact form or ID of
	  --	the input field (in the structure XML file) to use for the “subject: ” label
	  --	in your e-mail client.
	  -->
	<subjectSource>Open Eyedeas Contact Form</subjectSource>
	
</contactFormConfiguration>