Is there a way to override the header "From" in an email reply from a

[whitegyr]

I have run out of sources for programming help and hope someone here can help me solve this problem. The folks I host with can’t/won’t help a bit.

I have a form at

http://www.whitegyr.com/web-design-rfp.htm

that I created in FP 2002 and it works just fine EXCEPT when the form results come in by email the "From:" looks like this: "From : Whitegyr@megs10.100mwh.com"

Is there any way I can change the “megs10.100mwh.com”? I would like it to be "From: whitegyr@whitegyr.com"

 

[CoreyBryant]

Usually that depends on the hosting company & how it is set up there.
To really change to the correct way - you can use ASP or PHP to process the form.

You can take a look here:

http://www.frontpageforms.com/reply_to_line.htm

- and try this - not too sure if your hosting company supports this or not

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[whitegyr]

Cory

The "Reply To" was set up that way and works fine.
here is the actual header from my use of the form:

From : <whitegyr@megs10.100mwh.com>
Reply-To : webmaster@whitegyr.com
Sent : Monday, December 15, 2003 12:46 AM
To : jkstout@whitegyr.com
Subject : Request for Cost Estimate

What I'm trying to change is the &quot;megs10.100mwh.com&quot; I've corresponded with the host's techs and they don't have a clue.

 

[CoreyBryant]

That is set up in the hosting server. Depending on how they have their SMTP server set up.

I uually use JMail (ASP) for the forms now so that it can be configured better.

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[whitegyr]

This host does not support ASP

 

[CoreyBryant]

Well you might consider changing the form to PHP to support what you require, but what you want is configured on the host

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