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Does anyone know how to alter the Subject field when using the BT Openworld or BT Internet CGI script: -
wryghta wrote:
> The returned subject at the moment is : "Mail from form
> http://www.btinternet.com/~myloginname/submit.htm"
> this being the URL of the page that did the post.
To be honest, it looks like this is the default by BT, and being lazy, they probably will just say thats all you can get. But you should look at their Help pages or FAQ's, the answer could be right there
> The returned subject at the moment is : "Mail from form
> http://www.btinternet.com/~myloginname/submit.htm"
> this being the URL of the page that did the post.
To be honest, it looks like this is the default by BT, and being lazy, they probably will just say thats all you can get. But you should look at their Help pages or FAQ's, the answer could be right there
A guess would be [email protected]
I expect that the solution is something like this, but the field name "subject" does not do this, maybe it is "Subject" or "Email-Subject" and my thought was that the source would tell me if all else failed.
The returned subject at the moment is :
"Mail from form http://www.btinternet.com/~myloginname/submit.htm"
this being the URL of the page that did the post.
(N.B. "myloginname" is just me being a bit private in this forum - I use the real one in the form)
The returned subject at the moment is :
"Mail from form http://www.btinternet.com/~myloginname/submit.htm"
this being the URL of the page that did the post.
(N.B. "myloginname" is just me being a bit private in this forum - I use the real one in the form)
not sure i understand. do you need...
or do you want the actual Perl script?
or do you want the actual Perl script?
Unfortunatly not, you'd be best to E-mail BT Openworld.