Creates an ajax "feedback" button on your site, which pops up a form for the user to fill.

• Add it to your installed apps:

  INSTALLED_APPS += ('feedback',)
  

• Configure settings

  • FEEDBACK_EMAIL_LIST

    If not set, no emails will be sent (feedback is stored in the database either way) Needs to be a list of email addresses ready for django's send_mail() function. A sane value may be derived from ADMINS or MANAGERS, eg: FEEDBACK_EMAIL_LIST = ['{} <{}>'.format(name, address) for name, address in MANAGERS] or, more simply [address for name, address in MANAGERS]

• Sync the database

• Include 'feedback.urls' in your urlconf somewhere

• Include in your templates:

  <!-- with your css -->

  <link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ STATIC_URL }}feedback/main.css">

  <!-- with your scripts, after jquery -->

  <script src="{{ STATIC_URL }}feedback/jquery.form.js"></script> <script src="{{ STATIC_URL }}feedback/main.js"></script>

  <!-- somewhere after that -->

  {% include "feedback/form.html" %}