I have installed this script on two seperate hosts and I get the same result. After submitting the for m I don't always receive the email with the form details. I have tried different emails to have it sent to and same result, I'm kind of stumped. I have been emailing these isp's back and forth and I still have same result. Would someone be willing to take a look at my code to see if this may be an error on my part? I'll be happy to email it. Thanks in advance.
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Did you guys figured this out yet. I am getting the same issue. I recieved the results for gmal and hotmail. But with personal email account. Didn't recieve the form at all.
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No error on your part, I think I'm a bit stumped too. There does not seem to be any issues with your process.php file. If there were an error connecting to your mail server you should get a warning at the top of the thank you page that looks something like this.
Warning: mail() [function.mail]: Failed to connect to mailserver at "localhost" port 25, verify your "SMTP" and "smtp_port" setting in php.ini
If you don't see this warning then the email should have at least reached your mailserver. If this is the case there should be some evidence left over in your server log files. Do you have access to the log files? If not can you ask your host to see the mailserver log files?
If the mail reaches and passes through the mailserver then the problem would be at the receiving end. Can you check your ISP mail account to see if the mesages are getting tagged as spam and filtered from reaching your PC?
You should also check your PC's email program to see if these messages would get filtered due to any other email spam rule you might have setup.
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sounds like the messages are being filtered by your ISP. If your ISPs mail server simply did not accept the message (perhaps the server it was coming from is not trusted / black listed by your ISPs mail server), then you should see an error in the logs of the mail server you used to send the email. If not, then it could be that your ISPs mail server accepted the email but did not deliver it to your mailbox based on some antispam policy.
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I am getting the same issue. I created a Form for my Professor which he used as an exam answer sheet. There are about 40 students, but only 20 or so emails made it. It seems that it is a hit or miss; sometimes it makes it and sometimes it doesn't. Not very reliable =(
Btw I coded the form to send it directly to the hosting/website email and then foward it from there to a gmail email. It seems the webmail server gets jammed up or something and they slowly start showing up, but not all the emails show up. I don't think the webmail servers like all these emails being sent at once, which sucks!
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You should be looking at server logs for both errors and email activity. I do not have this problem and use many forms generated using this tool. Some only occasionally but some very extensively. I'm not sure what your problem is but it is not likely a problem with the form.
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I have installed this script on two seperate hosts and I get the same result. After submitting the for m I don't always receive the email with the form details. I have tried different emails to have it sent to and same result, I'm kind of stumped. I have been emailing these isp's back and forth and I still have same result. Would someone be willing to take a look at my code to see if this may be an error on my part? I'll be happy to email it. Thanks in advance.
Send me an email with your process.php file and a link to your form.
Did you guys figured this out yet. I am getting the same issue. I recieved the results for gmal and hotmail. But with personal email account. Didn't recieve the form at all.
No error on your part, I think I'm a bit stumped too. There does not seem to be any issues with your process.php file. If there were an error connecting to your mail server you should get a warning at the top of the thank you page that looks something like this.
Warning: mail() [function.mail]: Failed to connect to mailserver at "localhost" port 25, verify your "SMTP" and "smtp_port" setting in php.ini
If you don't see this warning then the email should have at least reached your mailserver. If this is the case there should be some evidence left over in your server log files. Do you have access to the log files? If not can you ask your host to see the mailserver log files?
If the mail reaches and passes through the mailserver then the problem would be at the receiving end. Can you check your ISP mail account to see if the mesages are getting tagged as spam and filtered from reaching your PC?
You should also check your PC's email program to see if these messages would get filtered due to any other email spam rule you might have setup.
sounds like the messages are being filtered by your ISP. If your ISPs mail server simply did not accept the message (perhaps the server it was coming from is not trusted / black listed by your ISPs mail server), then you should see an error in the logs of the mail server you used to send the email. If not, then it could be that your ISPs mail server accepted the email but did not deliver it to your mailbox based on some antispam policy.
I am getting the same issue. I created a Form for my Professor which he used as an exam answer sheet. There are about 40 students, but only 20 or so emails made it. It seems that it is a hit or miss; sometimes it makes it and sometimes it doesn't. Not very reliable =(
Btw I coded the form to send it directly to the hosting/website email and then foward it from there to a gmail email. It seems the webmail server gets jammed up or something and they slowly start showing up, but not all the emails show up. I don't think the webmail servers like all these emails being sent at once, which sucks!
You should be looking at server logs for both errors and email activity. I do not have this problem and use many forms generated using this tool. Some only occasionally but some very extensively. I'm not sure what your problem is but it is not likely a problem with the form.