when a form is sent by email how can I get the reply to line to d.

[Vickie]

I have created a Form In frontpage. when I recieve the reply in my e-mail box
it's reply address is f9webminder. I assume this is the address on the server
for the webmaster?> (me) How can I get the reply line to be the actual
sender's e-mail address.

 

[JBL]

Unless the person is actually emailing it, as opposed to just submitting it
online, the only way to capture that is to have a field on your form for them
to type it into.

 

[p c]

You will need to change your method of submitting the form and sending
email. i.e switch from FP/FPSE to ASP (or similar scripting ;language)
and n email component. To use this option, the web server must support
(and have enabled), the script language and the particular email component.

For sending email on MS IIS web servers, CDO will work on Windows 2000
and later. CDONTS will work on WINNT; will also work on newer servers
but the server admin must manually install CDONTS because it is not
included with those windows versions.

For email examples, search the net for "sending email with ASP."

....PC

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

The form must collect the user email address in say a field named Email
Then in Form Properties Options select the ReplyTo option and add the field named Email




|I have created a Form In frontpage. when I recieve the reply in my e-mail box
| it's reply address is f9webminder. I assume this is the address on the server
| for the webmaster?> (me) How can I get the reply line to be the actual
| sender's e-mail address.