How can I set up the Submit button to send from my new email serv.

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SSCOps

My company recently switched email servers from one provider to another, and
suddenly our online forms are no longer reaching their destinations. It
appears as though the resulting emails had been being routed through our old
email server, which has since been turned off. I need to figure out how to
reroute them so they come through the new server. Our old tech people are
kindly helping us create .php files for this purpose, but I'm not a
programmer, and looking at code makes my head want to explode, so PHP files
are not a good long-term solution for me. I'd rather figure out how to
switch the server so I can create forms the regular way. Any help would be
greatly appreciated.
 
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Andrew Murray

you need to change the email address in the actual form to reflect your new email
address.
 
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Andrew Murray

If your email is [email protected] then it shouldn't matter? all that needs
to change is the name of the mail server in the script itself.....so that is a
"tech" issue, not something you want to mess with - as you've said yourself, PHP
is a foreign language to you.]

Your email/domain should be pointing to the new server/IP address (or whatever)
perhaps others can explain this better.

If you have an email such as [email protected] and you changed it to
[email protected] then there would be a problem...

If you have your own domain name, then all mail should still reach you
......theoretically.....but I assume it has something to do with the name of the
mail server, or the IP linking to the address and issues like that. - Ask your
Tech people.
 
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