and I guess when I updated the action it’s no longer sending the emails out with the same table formatting as before. It’s now just raw text in an email and my client preferred the way they received the emails with the table formatting.
I updated the action and the site when I moved it from godaddy’s shared hosting account to a dedicated server (still at godaddy).
Is this a hosting issue related to PHP, or was the action updated to strip the table formatting from the emails.
Is there any way for me to style the emails the client receives with this action?
Hi Curtis,
The Action has always output the resulting email as plain text in the format;
The following information was submitted from a form on www.freewayactions.com:
name: user name
email: email@hidden
comment: Hello
It is raining today in London!
Action: none
Application: FreewayPro 4.x
Can you post screen shots of the two resulting emails please so we can see the difference in styling you mention?
Thanks,
Tim.
and I guess when I updated the action it’s no longer sending the emails out with the same table formatting as before. It’s now just raw text in an email and my client preferred the way they received the emails with the table formatting.
I updated the action and the site when I moved it from godaddy’s shared hosting account to a dedicated server (still at godaddy).
Is this a hosting issue related to PHP, or was the action updated to strip the table formatting from the emails.
Is there any way for me to style the emails the client receives with this action?
The previous form was definitely sending it a table format. I was using it on my site too. At some point with an update to the plug-in it no longer kept the table formatting.
Here’s what I was getting through the form on my site. My client would have received something very similar.
Hi Curtis,
Thanks for the screen shot. Sadly the PHP Feedback Form Action has never styled the resulting email text - it just sends the email out as name/value paired plain text. Could you have been using another mail processing script on your server?
Regards,
Tim.
On 17 Apr 2012, at 15:54, Curtis Lea wrote:
The previous form was definitely sending it a table format. I was using it on my site too. At some point with an update to the plug-in it no longer kept the table formatting.
Here’s what I was getting through the form on my site. My client would have received something very similar.
I’m sure I was using the same action for the PHP form. I updated the action at the same time I switched servers, so I can’t trace it back to a single event.
