Cygni

Wow, looks impressive... And this code just goes into my html where I want the form to be? So I don't have to refer to a script outside my html? Or was that a dumb question? On the quote, ...I always hate those forms you can't get past without filling out EVERYTHING they want to know, and then in the format they want to have it in... Since I'm running the website of a church, not 'inputting' (new word?) selling info like credit card numbers and expiry dates or things like that, the only one I would like to have checked is if an e-mail address specified is a complete and possible e-mail address like a@b.c or so. And I have special html pages with the 'Thank you' message. Not with an error message, because I didn't know how to get it clear to the server that an error occured at all... So (I can at least interpret SOME code) I would like a referer hyperlink instead of an echoed message. I like this, I'd like to get into php some more when I would have the time for it. Have a book on it from Sitepoint.com on database driven websites. Very interesting, but I simply don't have that much time available...

Yup. And I'm using a number of different form fields, like drop down menu's and stuff for it. I just don't like the standard 'No subject specified' line in the one I'm using now. f any of the scripts mentioned by other forum members can do that as well, what's the added worth and security in writing a new one? Or do you just like to script around for those who need assistance (or can't do it themselves at all, like me)?

Wow, that would be nice! I don't know a thing about scripting (yet)... I'm more into Flash and graphics and HTML than programming... What information do you need exactly?

Thanks Andy! I'll have a look around for the alternatives.

Hello there, I am having a bit of trouble setting up my form using the cPanel's Formmail Clone. The script runs fine, but for documentation I am sent to Matt's Script Archive. However, since the script here is a clone, it does not seem to accept the same variables and options. I am trying to set a custom subject instead of the default 'No subject given', which looks (to me) really stupid on a form submission. html looks like this, according to documentation: <input type=hidden name="subject" value="Sent by My Form"> Anyone else had and fixed this little issue I couldn't find the answer performing a search on the forum, but since I'm a newbie, I may have done something wrong in the search as well... Thanks in advance... Cygni

Well... the problems I was having seem to have been solved! Thanks all!

Thank you very much, sir!

Wow... you guys know how to make someone feel welcome... The situation is a little strange: I´m on a holiday in Sweden and back at home they´re having some trouble viewing and sending their e-mail. Both pop3 and smtp should be mail.[domain].nl (in my case .nl since I´m webservant/master of a .nl domain), is that correct? Just to make sure... I have the papers at home in the Netherlands... Anyway, I´ll open the ticket and thanks for the replies!

Thanks! Boy, that was fast! I will, but first I´ll get some sleep (Sweden, late at night...). Thanks again, and I hope the help desk will be able to solve this...

Okay, I´m new to this hosting company, not to hosting in general, but I have a few issues with my cPanel e-mail administration I can´t find any answer to out here. Perhaps I should have looked somewhere else but I hope you guys can help me out here. I have created three e-mail accounts, but when I click "manage/add/delete e-mail account" these will not be listed, only my default (username) account is visible. The same goes for the forwarders I´ve set up: they are just not showing up in the list, so I can´t modify or delete them, like it should be possible according to the user guide. This is very annoying... Besides, it gives me the idea that I don´t see what I am supposed to see concerning my domain and accounts... Help? Thanks for your reply already!