I have a for where I want the email to go to a particular email address, and I want the from name and from email address to come from the form they filled out. Below is how I have it set up, but when the email is sent it has the name as "admin" and not the users name from the form and the from and reply to email looks like it is the users email address, which is what I want. I'm sure I'm just missing something in setting this up, could someone please help me?
Static
To (Required): [email]test@domain.com[/email]
Subject (Required): Vision Gathering Sign Up
BCC: [email]testbcc@different-domain.com[/email]
Dynamic
Dynamic From name: first_name last_name
Dynamic From email: email_address
Dynamic Reply to name: me last_name
Dynamic Reply to email: email_address
Thanks
UPDATE: I think I just found the issue. If for the Dynamic From Name and Dynamic Reply to name, I only use "first_name" it seems to work. So, how can I have "first_name" and "last_name" be in these fields? These are separate form fields on my form.
Static
To (Required): [email]test@domain.com[/email]
Subject (Required): Vision Gathering Sign Up
BCC: [email]testbcc@different-domain.com[/email]
Dynamic
Dynamic From name: first_name last_name
Dynamic From email: email_address
Dynamic Reply to name: me last_name
Dynamic Reply to email: email_address
Thanks
UPDATE: I think I just found the issue. If for the Dynamic From Name and Dynamic Reply to name, I only use "first_name" it seems to work. So, how can I have "first_name" and "last_name" be in these fields? These are separate form fields on my form.
Hi jrthor2,
Please see this FAQ it talks about building a Subject but you can use exactly the same method in the Dynamic From Name box.
Bob
I strongly recommend that you do *not* use the Dynamic From Email element in your Email Setups. Using this often results in your emails being marked as spam and dropped into a spam filter. Instead use the static From Email with an address that matches the site domain name and use Dynamic ReplyTo Email for the user email. The result is the same but with a much better chance of good delivery.
Please see this FAQ it talks about building a Subject but you can use exactly the same method in the Dynamic From Name box.
Bob
I strongly recommend that you do *not* use the Dynamic From Email element in your Email Setups. Using this often results in your emails being marked as spam and dropped into a spam filter. Instead use the static From Email with an address that matches the site domain name and use Dynamic ReplyTo Email for the user email. The result is the same but with a much better chance of good delivery.
Ok, i did what you suggested, but when I hit reply in my email client, it is actually putting 2 email addresses in the To box. It's using the Static from name/email and then also adds the Dynamic reply to/email address. Is this the intended behavior? I'd like to just hit reply, and it would reply to the user who submitted the form.
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