[phorm] [Phorm:] Re: How do I disable $PHORM_TMPL
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MESSAGE: (#2988) Re: How do I disable $PHORM_TMPL
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AUTHOR: Patrick O'Hara
DATE: July 17, 2003 at 1:33 a.m. EST
Reply To: (#2987) Re: How do I disable $PHORM_TMPL
Author: Kally
Date: July 16, 2003 at 11:36 p.m. EST
> I guess I didn't explain it well enough. The
> autoresponder that goes to my customer is working
> fine. I don't want an email sent to me. But,
> evidently, it tries to send one anyway since I am
> getting that error message.
> Since I am writing to a database I figured I do not
> need to send an email to myself. But, I get an error
> message saying:
> 101 - Unable to open mail template file
> ./x-mydirectory/lib/generic.txt
> Why is it trying to open that file?
> In the alert email there is a line that says:
> PHORM_TMPL: lib/generic.txt
> But I do not have that set in any of the config files.
> It is opening the autoresponder file and sending to
> the customer no problem. So again, everything is
> working fine, but, how do I get it to stop sending me
> an alert?
> It is a multipart form so I am getting several alert
> emails for each submission - each time it tries to
> send an (unwanted) email to me.
> Here is an example of one of the config files:
> <?php
> $PHORM_PARSPHP = true; // Use php in forms response
> $PHORM_VALDEFS = "rules.txt";
> $PHORM_MYDBV = "setdbv.php3";
> $PHORM_MYTABLE[1] = "customers";
> $PHORM_MYVARS[1] = "First=FirstName,
> Last=LastName, Email=Email, (etc., etc.)";
> $PHORM_MYTABLE[2] = "general";
> $PHORM_MYVARS[2] = "cust_ID=PHORM_MYSQLID[0],
> g_1=Q1, g_2=Q2, g_3=Q3, g_4=Q4, (etc., etc.)";
> $PHORM_ACK = "thankyou.php";
> $PHORM_URL = "../myform.php";
> $PHORM_TO = "orders@xxxxxxxxxxxx ";
> $PHORM_FROM = $Email;
> $PHORM_RESPOND = "email.txt";
> $PHORM_RESFROM = "Orders@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> >";
> $PHORM_RESUBJ = "Your order at
> MyDomain.com";
> $PHORM_RESRPLY = "Orders@xxxxxxxxxxxx ";
> $PHORM_ALERTTO = "test@xxxxxxxxxxxx ";
> ?>
The bit in bold above needs to be removed as this is causing Phorm to try send
an email to that address.
Regards,
Patrick O'Hara
WhitsundayIT
QLD, Australia
patrick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
www.whitsundayit.com
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