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I never use mailto: links. I use forms to collect information. I don't use Ultimate Form Mailer because I wrote my own form processing scripts. Yes, putting your email address on your site will be collected by spam bots. If you use a mailto: link you should obfuscate your email address.
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Oscommerce, Multiple Domains, And Email Questions
TCH-Bruce replied to mp_at_fuse's topic in Pre-Sales Questions
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Lisa, please open a ticket with the help desk. The mods don't have access to the servers or your account info.
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I remember a while back there was a bug in cPanel that would do that. Please open a ticket with the help desk so the techs can check out your account.
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Welcome to the forums lbluttrell
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Oscommerce, Multiple Domains, And Email Questions
TCH-Bruce replied to mp_at_fuse's topic in Pre-Sales Questions
You would want to install it yourself to be sure you have the most recent version of OS Commerce. cPanel does not always containg the latest versions. -
If you are using mailto: links on your website that launch a users email program to send you a message you don't have anything to worry about except that having your email address on a website will be captured by SPAM bots and you will start receiving SPAM email in your inbox. If you want to set up a form to collect information that a visitor fills out and that gets sent to you then yes you need secure form processor and TCH recommends that you use Ultimate Form Mailer as it is secure.
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Yes, you have to login to send email through the TCH servers.
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I've never used Poco Mail so I am not sure of the configuration options but you need to validate yourself to send email. I found a PDF manual online for Poco Mail. On the Outgoing Tab: Make sure to check off the Use Outgoing Server Authentication box, and fill in the appropriate username and password. Set the port for SMTP to 26 Hopefully that will get you going.
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Sorry, there is no secure port for MySQL available.
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Anyway, to answer your question you would pass the javascript variable as a hidden value when calling the form. ><input type="hidden" name="name-of-variable" value="value-of-variable" /> In your PHP you access the value using $name-of-variable HTH
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First question: I come to your form with javascript turned off in my browser. How's that going to work?
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How To Determine 'subscribed Thread' Email Was Sent.
TCH-Bruce replied to rnmcd's topic in Scripting Talk
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Welcome to the forums
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Welcome to the forums. Make sure you have the latest version of Advanced Guestbook installed and you may want to use a captcha when people leave comments. Check out this post from TCH-Rob.
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Do you have my address to send that gift card?
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Looking at your script I would say that it is NOT safe from header injection. Even though you have flash posting the data anyone that finds your script could pass data to it without using your flash form. You can read up on Email Injection.
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Sorry, but I gave all I know about how the permalinks work. You could check the Wordpress support forum. http://wordpress.org/support/
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Home (that's where I stayed for the weekend)
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Glad you were able to fix it.
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Since you can't directly forward her mail to AOL you can do the following. Set up a GMail account for her. Forward all mail to the GMail account. Set the GMail account to forward to AOL. It has been known to work. Or as said in the other post pick up the mail with the web broswer using Horde or SquirrelMail. To access Horde directly use: >http://yourTCHdomain.ext:2095/horde/index.php
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Make sure your .htaccess file is set to 644 for permissions. Reading the Wordpress support forum that seems to be the most common cause of the 404 errors.
