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I have been stuck with a non functioning form for the last week, tweaking and correcting, re writing, starting from scratch. I have been in touch with Freeola support and have had absolutely no joy on that front.
I wonder if someone can tell me why my enquiry form is not hitting my inbox.
The url for the guilty party is at
http://www.windrushvalleycampers.co.uk/contact.php
Can you tell me if there is anything that needs to be changed in order to have it work correctly and the mail arrive at the forwarded mailbox.
I would really appreciate any help to get this job completed.
Many thanks in advance.
Mary Anne
NuNet
To clarify, my colleague tested another form in your web space, in the same format as yours, with a different e-mail address (no forwarding) and this worked perfectly well.
Remove the forwarding, and I suspect this will solve your problem.
Looked at you URL and didn't notice anything within the code, but it was only a quick glance! However I did send a 'Test Enquiry' from Fred Derf ... check your inbox :¬)
I would remove forwarding while you are developing and pick emails up directly. Once you are happy that things are working you can put forwarding in place. Then if things start to fail you know it's due to the email forwarding.
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I have been stuck with a non functioning form for the last week, tweaking and correcting, re writing, starting from scratch. I have been in touch with Freeola support and have had absolutely no joy on that front.
I wonder if someone can tell me why my enquiry form is not hitting my inbox.
The url for the guilty party is at
http://www.windrushvalleycampers.co.uk/contact.php
Can you tell me if there is anything that needs to be changed in order to have it work correctly and the mail arrive at the forwarded mailbox.
I would really appreciate any help to get this job completed.
Many thanks in advance.
Mary Anne
NuNet