This is the response I get (bellow) when your form is installed on my server (host). The only modification is the sent to address. Since it works on my server and not yours, the problem is with the server not the program.
Contact your host for assistance.
-----Original Message-----
From: phpFormGenerator@pass6.dizinc.com [mailto:phpFormGenerator@pass6.dizinc.com]
Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 8:33 PM
To:
Subject: Form Submitted at your website
Name: T
Phone: E
Additional Phone:
Email: tnteveret1@comcast.net
Moving From: 1
What type of building at load location: Apartment
Are there stairs at the load location:
If yes how many flights: --
Is there an elevator at load location:
Moving To: 2
What type of building at unload location: House
Are there stairs at the unload location:
If yes how many flights at unload location: --
Is there an elevator at unload location:
Additional Comments:
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It turns out that my web host needed something similar. There needed to be a reference to an email address within the same domain as where the form generator is installed. Once that reference is made, you can then send the results to outside email addresses. Thanks for your post!
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Ok going over my mail server logs I get this error
Result: 9
2006 Apr 23 14:23:37 From address not in member domain. Message not sent.
So where do i change the sending addy in the form to one thats in the member domain?
PLease try to keep your posts together. It's confusing to have to jump around trying to figure out who you are and what the problem is.
This is the response I get (bellow) when your form is installed on my server (host). The only modification is the sent to address. Since it works on my server and not yours, the problem is with the server not the program.
Contact your host for assistance.
-----Original Message-----
From: phpFormGenerator@pass6.dizinc.com [mailto:phpFormGenerator@pass6.dizinc.com]
Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2006 8:33 PM
To:
Subject: Form Submitted at your website
Name: T
Phone: E
Additional Phone:
Email: tnteveret1@comcast.net
Moving From: 1
What type of building at load location: Apartment
Are there stairs at the load location:
If yes how many flights: --
Is there an elevator at load location:
Moving To: 2
What type of building at unload location: House
Are there stairs at the unload location:
If yes how many flights at unload location: --
Is there an elevator at unload location:
Additional Comments:
You can also try this change.
$headers='From: YourFromEmailAddress';
mail("myemail2@domain.com","Form submitted at your website",$message,$headers);
Make sure the from address is in the rangermoving.com domain.
We got this working for me. Yahoo is a big problem, but we worked around it by adding this to the mail function:
$headers='From: YourFromEmailAddress';
> mail("myemail2@domain.com","Form submitted at your
> website",$message,$headers);
It turns out that my web host needed something similar. There needed to be a reference to an email address within the same domain as where the form generator is installed. Once that reference is made, you can then send the results to outside email addresses. Thanks for your post!