I have an auto responder setup and working with GoDaddy and the email address
- I just can't get the submitter from my website form to receive the auto
responder that is set up - how can I get this to work? I see simular
questions in the forums, but no real answers - I NEED a real solution
please...
You got a Real Solution: you will need a custom written
server-side script to process the form. The script itself is
going to depend on what your host allows for scripting and
for your form contents.
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:I have an auto responder setup and working with GoDaddy and
the email address
: - I just can't get the submitter from my website form to
receive the auto
: responder that is set up - how can I get this to work? I
see simular
: questions in the forums, but no real answers - I NEED a
real solution
: please...
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: "Dave B." wrote:
:
: > IIRC I don't believe FP can do that, you'd need to use a
script to process
: > the form and handle the auto response.
: >
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: >
: > > Please discuss with me how to activate an email auto
responder within a
: > > front
: > > page 2003 form..
: >
: >
: >
If you are using a FrontPage extensions form, the autoresponder will have
to work from the Reply-to header in the email, not from the From header
which is the normal configuration.
Otherwise, as others have mentioned, write your own script to process the
form.
Writing an auto-responder is not a "simple solution". You will need to find
a script that incorporates that functionality - that will send you the email
from the form, and that will send a response back to the sender who filled
in the form.
Many sites exist that provide scripts such as you are asking about - start
with www.hotscripts.com and www.ezscripting.com to name a couple. Also, do
a Google search : "auto responder email HTML form".