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..perhaps you've already read it... if not, maybe it's an approach to your problem (topic called "Conditional Derivation"): http://tectite.com/fmhowto/derived.php

hi

currently I can't test anything, so maybe have look over there:
http://tectite.com/vbforums/showthread.php?t=1053

btw crabtree's code is not the same, there's "-" at the beginning...

sure
btw both can be set, i.e. templatedir is set, templateurl is ignored...

try a simple url i.e.:

$TEMPLATEURL = "http://mydomain.com/template/";
as $TEMPLATEURL in formmail.php

I guess TEMPLATEDIR is wrong.
Usually it's rather something like "/blabla/bla/directory/folder/etc/template/" – directory path on your server.
Try to set TEMPLATEURL instead. That has to be an URL...

Do you have already read this how-to about advanced error handling?

hi

somehow I can remember me very vague of a quite similar issue somewhere here which was handled in the past..
I'll try to find it or to figure it out, can last some days :o and I'll promise...

hi

try to add following to your form:

<input type="hidden" name="mail_options" value="KeepLines" />

ALOHA!

Ok. First I must admit that I was too lazy for reading the whole thread squeamishly ... :p

But by configuring the script properly no one should get spam, at least I got none and I was...

That's why.

uhm, I cannot really figure out the problem.. all seems to be correct

ok. multitest to multitest2 is not working
multitest2 to multitest3 is working (except the back button)
also multitest3 is...

.. and this one in the following pages? (multiform2.htm, multiform3.htm etc.)

<input type="hidden" name="this_form" value="$this_form_url" />

$TARGET_URLS look ok, too.



.. is to read in...

Do you have something like that in your first form page (e.g. multitest.htm)?

<input type="hidden" name="this_form" value="http://www.bla-arch.com/multitest.htm" />

it's all here ;)

... unless you are using a .ini file for configuration (in that case value="tom" can be correct, too – I don't know if you're using one and if yes, how it's configured)

in your sampleform.htm you have:

<input type="hidden" name="recipient" value="tom">
but correctly it should be recipients and an email address, e.g.:

<input type="hidden" name="recipients"...

change method to "post" and "recipient" to "recipients":


<form method="post" action="http://www.hamillgeosciences.com/formmail.php" name="SampleForm">
<input type="hidden" name="recipients"...

for lazy ones who won't search ;) :
http://tectite.com/vbforums/showthread.php?t=506

Do you have configured everthing completely/correctly?
(TEMPLATEDIR and/or URL, template etc.)

uhm, strange. try to set $TEMPLATEURL instead of $TEMPLATEDIR. therefore you won't need phpinfo..
for example:

$TEMPLATEURL = "http://yourdomain.com/yourdirectory/template/";

uhm, not sure. perhaps try to remove "\n" (in fmbadhandler.php about line 1084):

$sList .= "<li>".htmlspecialchars($sItem)."</li>\n";
removed:

$sList .=...

try to quote your full path/url (bad and good_url, this_form – e.g. http://yourdomain.etc/pledge_card.php/)

If you're using a free host I'd guess PHP might not be supported. At least most free hosts I know don't support it.

If I remember right I've been reading about quite a similar problem times ago somewhere here. Maybe try to search this forum, I think there you'll make a find. I am sorry, currently I cannot remember...

If you are not the server owner where your site is hosted you normally won't be able to change the PHP installation. Try to ask your Host why it doesn't work. Normally it should work on almost every...