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KiwiBrian
The first entry in the Formmail script that I am using is:-
// for ultimate security, use this instead of using the form
$recipient = "(e-mail address removed)"; // (e-mail address removed)
Can someone please explain this entry.
Placing my address in there enables the form to be accepted and sent to me.
Without an address in there the form is rejected at the input stage with an
error response implying that there is no recipient address.
However the use of the word "instead" implies that an email address is
optional here and that there is an alternative that works. What is it?
Is there perhaps an entry missing in the form HTML that could serve as an
alternative.
If I include the line '<input type="hidden" name="recipient" value="and
place my email address here"> the form is rejected.
Any clarification would be appreciated
Brian Tozer
// for ultimate security, use this instead of using the form
$recipient = "(e-mail address removed)"; // (e-mail address removed)
Can someone please explain this entry.
Placing my address in there enables the form to be accepted and sent to me.
Without an address in there the form is rejected at the input stage with an
error response implying that there is no recipient address.
However the use of the word "instead" implies that an email address is
optional here and that there is an alternative that works. What is it?
Is there perhaps an entry missing in the form HTML that could serve as an
alternative.
If I include the line '<input type="hidden" name="recipient" value="and
place my email address here"> the form is rejected.
Any clarification would be appreciated
Brian Tozer