Hello,
Using new form builder lite and s-drive.
The notification emails that I receive have a load of table html code in the subject line, such as <table>, <tr>, </td>, Your Name, etc.
Have I managed to mess something up (it has been known...)?
Regards - Andrew C.
html code showing in email subject...
Andrew Chesshire
Registered User
24 posts
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
It sounds like it. 
Go into the Settings > Email Notices > Configure email message and check your code.
Go into the Settings > Email Notices > Configure email message and check your code.
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Andrew Chesshire
Registered User
24 posts
Thanks Scott. Problem now resolved.
As you suspected, the fault was in my modifications to the configure email message code.
Most things work better before I modify them...
I do like the new form builder, and your people are to be congratulated on all the work behind the scenes to make new products a reality.
Regards - Andrew C.
As you suspected, the fault was in my modifications to the configure email message code.
Most things work better before I modify them...
I do like the new form builder, and your people are to be congratulated on all the work behind the scenes to make new products a reality.
Regards - Andrew C.
Rob Freyder
Registered User
5 posts
getting this same kind of thing in the new version.. the subject of the message has html table code in it. I've not changed anything from the default code generated by the form builder.
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
Rob Freyder wrote:
getting this same kind of thing in the new version.. the subject of the message has html table code in it. I've not changed anything from the default code generated by the form builder.
getting this same kind of thing in the new version.. the subject of the message has html table code in it. I've not changed anything from the default code generated by the form builder.
I will bet you if you go into the Settings > Email Notices > Configure email message that you have something you shouldn't have in the subject field.
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Rob Freyder
Registered User
5 posts
Scott,
Thanks. I hadn't changed anything on that page...
I just went with the defaults.
But please tell me why on earth would you make the default value for the subject line [form results] as opposed to a text message? I'm assuming at this point its a bug.
Please let me know where I have it wrong.
Thanks,
Rob.
Thanks. I hadn't changed anything on that page...
I just went with the defaults.
But please tell me why on earth would you make the default value for the subject line [form results] as opposed to a text message? I'm assuming at this point its a bug.
Please let me know where I have it wrong.
Thanks,
Rob.
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
Rob Freyder wrote:
Scott,
Thanks. I hadn't changed anything on that page...
I just went with the defaults.
But please tell me why on earth would you make the default value for the subject line [form results] as opposed to a text message? I'm assuming at this point its a bug.
Please let me know where I have it wrong.
Thanks,
Rob.
Scott,
Thanks. I hadn't changed anything on that page...
I just went with the defaults.
But please tell me why on earth would you make the default value for the subject line [form results] as opposed to a text message? I'm assuming at this point its a bug.
Please let me know where I have it wrong.
Thanks,
Rob.
The default value for both subject lines is "Thank you for your submission". If something else is there, that would mean you put it there. Try it yourself by creating a new form and then go back to the Configure email message and you will see.
Learn the essentials with these quick tips for Responsive Site Designer, Responsive Email Designer, Foundation Framer, and the new Bootstrap Builder. You'll be making awesome, code-free responsive websites and newsletters like a boss.
lori edwards
Registered User
3 posts
Having the same trouble....not human error.
lori edwards
Registered User
3 posts
just did what Scott recommend.....seems like a bug! No luck. What's the deal?
lori edwards
Registered User
3 posts
What I noticed is that f you delete the 2 Coffee Cup canned lower messages in the html, it works. Weird.
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