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Q: Thank you for Form1 Builder MYSQL - it has saved me so much time figuring MYSQL database writes from scratch. However I am having one problem that I cannot seem to crack. The Subject field that the email is delivered with is always "Form Submission". I have set the variable in the .php code to = "Default Subject"; and I have set the defsubject in the form itself with the following code: <input type="hidden" name="defsubject" value="Subject" /> But nothing seems to work. It is important that I can distinguish between different forms when they are emailed. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
A: Thanks for the feedback. Form Submission is the default subject value. To override this the name you have set as $defsubject must be the name of the field in the form ie set $defsubject = "Subject"; and then in the forms set a hidden field <input type="hidden" name="Subject" value="what ever you want the subject to be" /> and the value will appear as the form subject.
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