It’s been about a year since I’ve done my research, but at the time there was no way to make Opera behave properly with RSS + XSL.

I just took a quick glance at Opera 10.60, and it seems that nothing has changed since then.

One migh also want the Name to be added there too ( not just the email ), and the subject of the email can be something like ‘Contact Form ‘ . $POST[subject] ..

I use formchamp.com to build and generate forms that send emails, and they also have a captcha less version that uses a hidden field to catch spam. Just as per suggestion of this blog entry

mail( 'you@yoursite.com', 'Contact Form', print_r($_POST,true) );

to this:

$youremail = 'you@yoursite.com';

$body = "This is the form that was just submitted:
Name:  $_POST[name]
E-Mail: $_POST[email]
Message: $_POST[message]";

if( $_POST['email'] && !preg_match( "/[\r\n]/", $_POST['email']) ) {
  $headers = "From: $_POST[email]";
} else {
  $headers = "From: $youremail";
}

mail($youremail, 'Contact Form', $body, $headers );

The preg_match() is there to make sure spammers can’t abuse your server by injecting extra fields (such as CC and BCC) into the header. Take a look at http://www.thesitewizard.com/php/protect-script-from-email-injection.shtml for more info.

alert([] == false) // true

alert([] == true) // false

alert( ( [] ) ? ‘truthy’ : ‘falsy’ ) // truthy

I’ll append the original article though, thanks for pointing it out!