JM Okuzono pounced upon this pigeonhole and pronounced:
Does anyone know if it is possible to create a form on a Windows server
(front page, cold fusion ect...) that will send you the outcome and
automatically insert the users email address in the "To..." box so you won't
have to when hitting reply?
You can do that - fill in the visitor's email - on a windows server, but
it has to be a server-side process. I do this for one of my clients, using
ASP. In part, the script reads as follows, with the various parts coming
from the HTML contact form:
if lcemail<>"" then
lcemail = "<" & lcemail & ">"
else
end if
objCDO.From = lcname & lcemail
objCDO.To = "Clientname<cl*********@example.com>"
objCDO.Subject = cSubject
objCDO.TextBody = cBody
objCDO.Send
The client is trained to look for what appear to be legitimate email
addresses when he downloads the mail, and only reply if this is the case.
The HTML form has no place for the visitor to enter a TO: address, only
his/her FROM: address.
In the couple years this form has been in use, nobody has ever filled it
out without entering a valid FROM: address. Knock wood.
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-bts
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