<?php

require_once "Mail.php";

/*	This is a PHP script to handle form-mailing on Webfaction hosted accounts.
 *
 *	Normal PHP mail scripts won't work due to the way Webfaction has their stuff set up,
 *	so this is a pretty decent workaround. It's a combination of various other efforts
 *	by different people who use Webfaction; if you feel you're not being credited for any
 *	of the effort/code below, feel free to email/message me on Github. I just want this to
 *	be easily search-able, so I've thrown it here.
 *
 *	Email me: ryan [at] venodesigns.net
 */

function smtp($to, $subject, $message, $additional_headers = "") {
    /*	STMP Server Settings */
    $smtp_server = "smtp.webfaction.com";
    $smtp_username = "remaxbravo_contactforms";
    $smtp_password = "5255053678979";
    $smtp_default_from = "contact@fredva.com";

    $to = (string) $to;
    $subject = (string) $subject;
    $message = (string) $message;
    $additional_headers = (string) $additional_headers;

    /*	Pear expects an Array */
    $raw_headers = str_replace("\r", "", $raw_headers);
    $raw_headers = explode("\n", $additional_headers);
    $headers = Array("To" => $to, "Subject" => $subject);
    $recipients = $to;

    foreach($raw_headers as $raw_header) {
        $header = explode(":", $raw_header, 2);

        if (count($header) != 2)
            continue;     /* Silently kill offending headers. */

        $header_key = ucfirst(trim($header[0]));
        $header_value = trim($header[1]);

        if ($header_key == "To" || $header_key == "Subject")
            continue;

        if($header_key == "Cc" || $header_key == "Bcc")
            $recipients .= ", " . $header_value;

        $headers[$header_key] = $header_value;
    }

    /*	Set a default "From" header if none was provided */
    if (!array_key_exists("From", $headers))
        $headers["From"] = $smtp_default_from;

    /*	Create the SMTP object and send mail. Must return true on success,
     *	false on failure.
     */
    $smtp = Mail::factory("smtp",
        Array("host" => $smtp_server,
            "auth" => true,
            "username" => $smtp_username,
            "password" => $smtp_password
            )
        );

    $result = $smtp->send($recipients, $headers, $message);

    if (PEAR::IsError($result)) {
        /*echo $result->getMessage(); -- Uncomment if you want some debugging */
        return false;
    } else {
        return true;
    }
}

/*	Grab your desired parameters from the $_REQUEST object.
 *	Anything other than name/email needs to be concatenated into the final message.
 */
$clientName = $_REQUEST["name"];
$clientEmail = $_REQUEST["email"];
$clientPhone = $_REQUEST["phone"];
$projectInfo = $_REQUEST["projectinfo"];

/*	Said concatenation efforts described above. */
$finalProject = "Name: " . $clientName . "\nEmail: " . $clientEmail . "\nPhone Number: " . $clientPhone . "\nProject Info: " . $projectInfo;

/*	A generic callback message that we'll throw to the user so they know we got their message. */
$callbackMessage = "Thanks! Got your message, will reply shortly.";

/*	This is totally optional, depending on what you wanna do... basically, everything that we pulled out of the request object
 *	above is a REQUIRED field, so we check to make sure it didn't come back as something bogus. This (along with the stuff from $_REQUEST above)
 *	can obviously change, depending on your needs.
 */
if(!isset($_GET["name"]) || !isset($_GET["email"]) || !isset($_GET["phone"]) || !isset($_GET["projectinfo"])) {
    header('Location:/contact/mcgrath/?error=true');
}

/*	Fairly self explanatory... send the client the email saying that we got their message, then send ourselves the message. Ideally, you should reverse this,
 *	but I'm feeling kind of lazy at the moment. ;P
 */
smtp($clientEmail, "Thank you!", $callbackMessage, "");
smtp("kmcgrath@remax.net", "Contact: " . $clientName, $finalProject, "");

/*	Redirect to an arbitrary location after we send that junx. */
header('Location:/thanks/');

?>