Hello Friends,
Setup a form with "Dynamic From' and 'Dynamic from email' in the email config.
Everything working nicely when I use valid entries.
But, testing shows that if I put a non-functioning, bogus email address that passes the validator (ie [email]foo@foo.foo[/email]), form submits but I get the "Cannot instantiate mail function' error and no email gets sent.
Any way to capture this error and tell the user to put in a good email?
Or other thoughts?
Regards,
--Doug
Setup a form with "Dynamic From' and 'Dynamic from email' in the email config.
Everything working nicely when I use valid entries.
But, testing shows that if I put a non-functioning, bogus email address that passes the validator (ie [email]foo@foo.foo[/email]), form submits but I get the "Cannot instantiate mail function' error and no email gets sent.
Any way to capture this error and tell the user to put in a good email?
Or other thoughts?
Regards,
--Doug
Hi Doug,
No idea, I'm a bit surprised that it fails with a quasi-valid email address. There are plenty of validation snippets out there. I guess I'd start by seeing if I could find the code that Joomla or PHP Mailer was using and copy that; if that's not accessible then back to Google.
Bob
No idea, I'm a bit surprised that it fails with a quasi-valid email address. There are plenty of validation snippets out there. I guess I'd start by seeing if I could find the code that Joomla or PHP Mailer was using and copy that; if that's not accessible then back to Google.
Bob
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