Just some advice required here. I have an email form which is set to send to 2 addresses (1 for the company, and 1 test one for me). The reply only comes through to 1 address. Would this be a server / host issue?
http://www.newyoubootcamp.com/contact-us.html
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How did you add the addresses?
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I don’t think it’s a problem with the form itself. I added addresses like this:
email@hidden, email@hidden, email@hidden
2 of the addresses receive the form, the one for the company itself does not. So I think it’s a problem with their emails. I was just wondering if anyone had experienced this and could offer advice. Or, I will just contact the host to see if there is a problem.
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On 29 Aug 2010, at 19:22, DeltaDave wrote:
How did you add the addresses?
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If the host that doesn’t get the messages is using Exchange server in place of a standards-compliant mail server, then that’s your problem right there. Ask a systems administrator to set a new MX record for the web server hosting the form, setting it’s priority as low as possible. This has worked for two of the Exchange servers I have had to wrestle with.
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Great thanks, I will give it a go
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On 30 Aug 2010, at 15:57, waltd wrote:
If the host that doesn’t get the messages is using Exchange server in place of a standards-compliant mail server, then that’s your problem right there. Ask a systems administrator to set a new MX record for the web server hosting the form, setting it’s priority as low as possible. This has worked for two of the Exchange servers I have had to wrestle with.
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