Hi Mista,
what do you mean by "form data" ?
Max, ChronoForms developer
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Hi admin,
The form data thats in my subject line, basically i want to know how i can put spaces in the above code so that the data in the subject line has spaces between it so that its easily readable...
eg: Subject: Postcode: G23 4LM (space) TxName: blah blah (space)
Sorry its a monday and my brain isnt working properly 😟 🤣
ah ok, but the above code you add doesn't show any spaces when you get it ?
Max, ChronoForms developer
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try this :
<?php
$rows[0]->emailsubject = "this is a space test!! ??? ???";
?>
can you see those spaces in the subject when you get the email ?
Max, ChronoForms developer
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I can see spaces when I type them in as text but I want the space how I have described above eg:
Subject: Postcode: [postcode form data] {space} TxName: [txname form data] {space}
I understand, try this :
<?php
$sub= "Postcode: ".$_POST['Postcode']." TxName: ".$_POST['txname']." Fault: ".$_POST['field']."Contact ID: ".$_POST['contactid'];
$rows[0]->emailsubject = $sub;
?>
Max, ChronoForms developer
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Hi MistaT2000,
What happens if you use the  entity?
Bob