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Bob Richardson
When submitting a form via e-mail, how is the "Reply To" address determined?
Is there a way to control that?
Is there a way to control that?
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Steve Easton
The reply to address is a form field that you designate, which is the form field you have created
for the visitor to enter their email address into.
If you have a form field named email, that you have created for the visitor to enter their email
address into, then you set the reply to address to the email form field.
hth
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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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for the visitor to enter their email address into.
If you have a form field named email, that you have created for the visitor to enter their email
address into, then you set the reply to address to the email form field.
hth
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Steve Easton
Microsoft MVP FrontPage
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JDR
Bob,
1- Right Click within the form
2- Select Form Properties
3- Select Options
4- Select the E-mail Results Tab
If you are asking for an e-mail address in your form, check the "Form Field
Name" box and insert the nam for your email field (E_Mail, Email, Mail, etc..)
JDR
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1- Right Click within the form
2- Select Form Properties
3- Select Options
4- Select the E-mail Results Tab
If you are asking for an e-mail address in your form, check the "Form Field
Name" box and insert the nam for your email field (E_Mail, Email, Mail, etc..)
JDR
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Bob Richardson
Thanks for the detailed instructions. Unfortunately, the form info received
via e-mail still shows the wrong "reply to" address. It's showing the e-mail
address of the owner of the web site, as provided to GoDaddy. Is it possible
that this is just another FrontPage extension problem, like we discovered on
the forum a week or so ago?
Anyone at GoDaddy getting this FP feature to work correctly?
via e-mail still shows the wrong "reply to" address. It's showing the e-mail
address of the owner of the web site, as provided to GoDaddy. Is it possible
that this is just another FrontPage extension problem, like we discovered on
the forum a week or so ago?
Anyone at GoDaddy getting this FP feature to work correctly?
J
JDR
Bob,
When the form comes to you, the sender should be from the host, usually
something like (e-mail address removed) or something along that line.
When you click Reply, the actual e-mail address of the person submitting the
form should populate the To.. Address in your e-mail client.
What e-mail address do you see when you click on the "Reply" ?
JDR
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When the form comes to you, the sender should be from the host, usually
something like (e-mail address removed) or something along that line.
When you click Reply, the actual e-mail address of the person submitting the
form should populate the To.. Address in your e-mail client.
What e-mail address do you see when you click on the "Reply" ?
JDR
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Murray
Bob:
Can I assume that you are using a form processor to send the emails? If so,
then you must be able to tell that processor how to set these fields.
Can I assume that you are using a form processor to send the emails? If so,
then you must be able to tell that processor how to set these fields.
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Bob Richardson
I feel silly. Yes, when I reply to the e-mail the correct e-mail address
shows up. Thanks for clearing up this issue. For 99% of my e-mail, the
Sender's address is also the Reply To address. FP forms are the other 1%
shows up. Thanks for clearing up this issue. For 99% of my e-mail, the
Sender's address is also the Reply To address. FP forms are the other 1%
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JDR
I see this issue quite often Bob, so you aren't the only that gets crossed up
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Glad everything is working for you.
JDR
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)Glad everything is working for you.
JDR
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