How do I use hidden 'recipient' in FP Form?

R

rick

I want to prevent my reply email address on my form from being picked up by
spammer bots, so I'm attempting to use a "hidden recipient". I'm sure it's
something that should be obvious to me, but I'm having a devil of a time
trying to get the syntax correct for the email address.

My host provided instructions for configuring the FormMail.conf file for
"alias recipients" as well as code "<input type="hidden" name="recipient"
value="me" />", and for adding valid email addresses to the "Allow Mail To"
and "Recipient Alias" areas. (The same instructions can be seen here:
http://216.147.98.109/support_cp_formmail2.html )

I've saved all fields including the hidden ones in the properties box. I
have tried every combination using the alias address in the form properties
Send To line that i can think of (e.g. "recipient", or (e-mail address removed),
or the "alias value", or "the alias value @myweb.com")

However, unless i enter a "real" email address in the Send To line, the
submit either fails, or else the submission & confirmation page works fine
but I receive no reply.

I'm using FP 2002. My form page can be viewed at
http://burtonsausage.com/newsite/contact.htm

Any and all suggestions greatly appreciated!
 
R

rick

Hmmm... why is it that my questions to this group (and they aren't that
frequent) seldom elicit replies? I just don't understand; I bathe daily,
use deodorant, and try to brush and gargle with Listerine after every
meal...
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

Not possible when using the FP Form Handler. Since you have the option to use Formmail, then that
would be your solution.

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