This isn't possible to perform? Or maybe I didn't explain very clearly.![]()
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Hi guys
I've got everything working perfectly with my form sending a nice HTML email to my inbox. My dilemma right now is that I'm basically trying to send HTML via one of the hidden values. I've got it sending fine (thanks Russell from earlier today) and inserting it where I want in the HTML template using $CartData. However it's just treating it as text, and not source code. Is there any way I can tell it to actually use it as code and not treat it as text?
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This isn't possible to perform? Or maybe I didn't explain very clearly.![]()
Hi,
Any field values are expanded as HTML "entities" when placed in a template.
This means you can't add HTML code via a hidden field.
This is an important security feature.
What you can do is use our Advanced Templates feature to enable or disable sections of HTML in a template. This avoids any security problems.
However, this is a feature of our non-free Computation Module (current price is US$245).
Russell Robinson - Author of Tectite FormMail and FormMailDecoder
http://www.tectite.com/
Hi Russell,
This is a feature that I'm going to need, so it looks like I'll need to purchase the Module. Just a few quick questions:
- Is it a one time fee or is that the annual license fee?
- Is it easy enough to do what I'm trying to do using the module? All I need to do here is to switch off the html entities on that field.
Thanks Russell.
P.S. I'm in Brisbane - is the price $245USD or $264AUD as listed on the web? Many thanks.
Hi,
It's a one-time fee. You get the complete source code and can use it on multiple sites you own.
It's easy to do and we'll show you how.- Is it easy enough to do what I'm trying to do using the module? All I need to do here is to switch off the html entities on that field.
Here's a quick example:
HTML Code:<if "$SendHTML"> <p> This is any HTML stuff you want to include in the output of the template. </p> <div> There is no enforced size limit or restrictions on the <a href="javascript:alert('HTML is cool');">HTML</a> you can include. </div> </if>As an Aussie, your price is AUD$264.P.S. I'm in Brisbane - is the price $245USD or $264AUD as listed on the web? Many thanks.
Russell Robinson - Author of Tectite FormMail and FormMailDecoder
http://www.tectite.com/
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