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German "umlaut" in email address
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gcarne
posted Jan 11, 2016 at 18:28
Hi,
We have a German "umlaut" in our company email address info@logopädie-christ.de. The form cannot handle this and returns an error. I do not want to put in the international info@ xn--logopdie-christ-4kb.de which would work, but it looks ugly and would follow on in subsequents emails. Umlaut ä, ü and ö in the message text is ok though. Can I somehow make Chronoform to accept the German "umlaut" ä in the email address?
Rgds,
Gunnar
We have a German "umlaut" in our company email address info@logopädie-christ.de. The form cannot handle this and returns an error. I do not want to put in the international info@ xn--logopdie-christ-4kb.de which would work, but it looks ugly and would follow on in subsequents emails. Umlaut ä, ü and ö in the message text is ok though. Can I somehow make Chronoform to accept the German "umlaut" ä in the email address?
Rgds,
Gunnar
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GreyHead
posted Jan 11, 2016 at 18:50
Hi Gunnar,
There is nothing in ChronoForms that will reject an umlaut - but some mail servers will. I just tested this with your address in the From address of a form and the form sent correctly (vias GMail) but when received the From address has been removed.
Bob
There is nothing in ChronoForms that will reject an umlaut - but some mail servers will. I just tested this with your address in the From address of a form and the form sent correctly (vias GMail) but when received the From address has been removed.
Bob
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gcarne
posted Jan 11, 2016 at 20:51
Hi Bob,
Thanks for your quick reply. Mysterious are the ways. When I put the emai address in the ChronoForm as info@ xn--logopdie-christ-4kb.de it was somehow back-translated and came out with umlaut on the receiving server as well as in the follow-on forwarding and replying to other servers. In other words, PROBLEM SOLVED...without knowing why.
Rgds,
Gunnar
Thanks for your quick reply. Mysterious are the ways. When I put the emai address in the ChronoForm as info@ xn--logopdie-christ-4kb.de it was somehow back-translated and came out with umlaut on the receiving server as well as in the follow-on forwarding and replying to other servers. In other words, PROBLEM SOLVED...without knowing why.
Rgds,
Gunnar
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