 | Can Form Manager Send HTML E-Mail?
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 | Yes,
Form Manager supports both HTML & Plain Text emails to
the recipient, and administrator.
You can select HTML / Plain Text when creating or modifying
a form.
For HTML simply enter your HTML code/syntax in the body area of the email setup fo |
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 | How do I get the required fields error to display?
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 | You need to place the following where you want the required
field message to show up:
<!-- template insert : $error$ -->
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 | Integrating Your Forms with Form Manager
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 | ------------------------------------------------------------------- Steps For Setting Up Your Forms------------------------------------------------------------------ |
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 | Sending e-Mails to Multiple Addresses
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 | If you're looking to have the administration emailed to more than one administratorl. Simply add extra email addresses after the first.
Seperate the email addresses by a comma ","
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 | Question: Why on submit does it return to the Form Index?
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 | If on submission of a form it returns to the Form Index listing page its due to the $form_values$ variable reference not being entered under the
<form action="$cgiurl" method="post"> tag.
Insert $form_values$ under the form action tag, uploa |
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 | SMTP Error When Program is to Send e-Mail
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 | If you receive this type of error:
Can't call method "mail" on an undefined value at /your/server/path/forms/forms.cgi line ###
Please update your SMTP server address. Usually using "localhost" will work. If not then try 1 of the 3:
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 | How to Receive Entered Form Information In e-Mails
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Using the admin.cgi back-end of Form Manager use the "Create Form" link or "Modify" Link of a form currently setup.
To receive data entered by a user you call the form name field by making it a variable. Example:
name="email" would be called in |
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 | How to Keep Form Data Entered & Selected
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 | Text Fields:
<input type="text" name="field_name" value="$field_name$">
Radio Buttons:
<input type="radio" name="radio_field" value="Yes" $radio_field_Yes_checked$> Radio Field
Checkbox Field:
<input type |
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