Hello guys,
I’m not sure if this is a bug or the way a constructed my form. Once the form is filled up and click submit button, it sends the data like nothing is wrong -success page; however the email I set up as recipient is not receiving any emails or feedback from the form. Any ideas why this is happening?
here is a link to the form:http://rgcreative.com/50years/reserve.html
Any help is appreciated, cheers.
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Is there more than one email address the form is sending inquiries too?
I have found that attempting to send the form to multiple email addresses can cause it to not function at all. I’ve never had a problem with it just sending the form to one address.
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Hello again
I was trying to figure out what was the problem with my feedback form and this is what happened:
In my previous post I created the form using a table approach and all I got was the success page notification but no emails - recipient email- received.
In this post: I recreated the form starting with individual html items, checkbox,field text and button. Once the form is filled out and click submit, it downloads the page’s name (code type) with a php extension. No success page nor Error page only the download.
Does anyone have a clue why this happened. Anyhow, I’ll keep trying to solve why the form is still not working, but any directions or suggestions are welcome, thank you.
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Hi Curtis,
No, the form has only one email address.
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A couple of questions
1 Where is your site hosted?
2 And do they support PHP on your hosting package?
Also instead of check boxes you want to use Radio buttons - this way only one can be selected at a time if they have the same Name in ‘Item Output Settings’ - 3rd Tab
Using a table is a good idea as it keeps your form elements neat if you put the descriptors all in the first column and the form elements in the 2nd (Use a 2 col table with as many rows as you need)
If you use a table then apply the PHPFF action to the table itself - if not then apply it to the page. But dont do both!
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