• Resolved doublet

    (@doublet)


    Hi, we have been testing the “reply-to” variable and works when using static info, like just an email address.

    But we want to use the [your-eail] variable and seems tat cf7 just ignores it.

    Since we were working on client’s external hosting account, we tested in one of ou accounts and happens the same, cf7 just ignores it!

    How to fix this ? thanks

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  • Please add a copy of the content of your Form & Mail tabs – just cut & paste as code or link to screenshots.

    This will allow others to see in detail what is actually happening on your form.

    Thread Starter doublet

    (@doublet)

    You mean this ?

    <label> Tu nombre (requerido)
        [text* your-name] </label>
    
    <label> Tu correo electrónico (requerido)
        [email* email] </label>
    
    <label> Asunto
        [text your-subject] </label>
    
    <label> Tu mensaje
        [textarea your-message] </label>
    
    [submit "Enviar"]

    That’s the Form tab – looks OK. Also need the info from the Mail tab – the next on the right.

    Thread Starter doublet

    (@doublet)

    Here it is, keep in mind I changed domain name to “domain.com” and that’s the reason it gives an error now.

    https://snag.gy/KemBla.jpg

    Thread Starter doublet

    (@doublet)

    You may be getting a parsing error because ’email’ is also a CF7 tag name.

    Try the following:

    Form tab

    <label> Tu correo electrónico (requerido)
        [email* user-email] </label>

    Mail tab

    Additional Headers: Reply-to: [user-email]

    Thread Starter doublet

    (@doublet)

    Perfect, working now, thanks !!! ??

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