Your problem is thatr your email field is not named correctly. You have input name=“eMail Address”
It is important that the name, email and subject fields are lower case ‘name’, ‘email’ and ‘subject’ and this should be done with the field selected and the correct “name” in the 3rd Tab in the inspector.
David
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Also, while some form handlers can handle variable names that include
spaces, it’s a very bad idea to tempt fate that way. If you need to
separate two logical words in an input name, use an underscore:
first_name or last_name or something like that. The value that you put
into the Name field in the Inspector becomes a variable name on the
server side. Names that include spaces are ambiguous at best, or a
nasty error at worst. Other rules to follow include never starting a
variable name with a number or any punctuation besides an underscore.
And after the first letter, you are well advised to stick to upper and
lower-case roman letters, the numbers 0 through 9, and the _
(underscore) and nothing else.
Walter
On Jun 30, 2011, at 4:03 PM, DeltaDave wrote:
Your problem is thatr your email field is not named correctly. You
have input name=“eMail Address”It is important that the name, email and subject fields are lower
case ‘name’, ‘email’ and ‘subject’ and this should be done with the
field selected and the correct “name” in the 3rd Tab in the
inspector.David
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Thanks Dave,
I would have replied sooner but was ill. Yeah, I was ill, thats the ticket…
Can’t believe it was something so simple and that I know better than.
Thanks again.
Frank
On 30 Jun 2011, 8:03 pm, DeltaDave wrote:
Your problem is thatr your email field is not named correctly…
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Thanks Walter, great info.
Frank
On 30 Jun 2011, 8:24 pm, waltd wrote:
Also, while some form handlers can handle variable names that include
spaces, it’s a very bad idea to tempt fate that way. If you need to
separate two logical words in an input name, use an underscore:
first_name or last_name or something like that. The value that you put
into the Name field in the Inspector becomes a variable name on the
server side. Names that include spaces are ambiguous at best, or a
nasty error at worst. Other rules to follow include never starting a
variable name with a number or any punctuation besides an underscore.
And after the first letter, you are well advised to stick to upper and
lower-case roman letters, the numbers 0 through 9, and the _
(underscore) and nothing else.Walter
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