[phorm] [Phorm:] switching email subjects
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MESSAGE: (#2714) switching email subjects
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AUTHOR: doug
DATE: May 20, 2003 at 9:53 p.m. EST
I'm trying to format email subject headers based on the form input, because we
need to easily parse quite a lot of e-mail, potentially. I've written a little
code snippet after the variable declaration in the secondary config1.php3. In
my head, there's no reason why this shouldn't work, but it seems like the
switch never happens, after many experiments and alterations. It ALWAYS sends
as if the variable has been filled, but then does not actually send the
variable. I suspect this has something to do
with WHEN the secondary config1.php3 is called, but beyond that, I am
clueless.
$PHORM_referral = ph_DECLARE;
if ($PHORM_referral == "") {
$PHORM_SUBJECT = "Application (no referrer)";
} else {
$PHORM_SUBJECT = "Application (referral:" . $PHORM_referral . ")";
}
Help?
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