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Q: I am thinking about setting up another client with your form hosting. Can you tell me if it is possible to have different forms go to different email addresses within a single account. It is a husband/wife business and some emails should go to him and some to her.

A: Not from the bizpep processing itself. Forms can only be delivered to the set email address. An alternative option is to have the forms sent to an email address and from this address filter based on the form subject to forward to different email addresses. We use this method to deliver different to forms to different email addresses, having all forms sent to a gmail email address and the gmail account filtering and forwarding to different emails. Hope this helps.

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Q: I wish to create a html autoresponder, I have added the true value to the code, and copy and pasted my html code into the $autoresponse value, however this did not work. What is the correct why to do this?

A: You need to set a Defined Email Address Form Field in the form and add the auto response message to the code. See the help file https://bizpep.com/form1/ for details. The $autoresponse values should be plain text not html. There is no true value setting?

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Q: Do I still need a captcha to prevent automated form submissions?

A: You do not the form includes a number of features to minimize automated submissions. See https://bizpep.com/form-spam.php for details.

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Q: Is there any validation performed on form fields? e.g. to check on how many characters are entered in a field?

A: Fields can be tested to ensure they are not empty but not specific tests such as the number of characters. For this you need to add specific scripts to your page, most often this is done using javascript.

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Q: I am evaluating this software before purchase. I find that the Form1BuilderMySQL is giving an odd error: With IE7 on Vista, even the simple form gives a 406 error. Yet at the same location on an XP machine, also with IE7 the form displays and behaves correctly. My hosting company cannot help. The odd thing is - it was working OK yesterday!.

A: A 406 Error indicates the server is not accepting the request. In this case the Post. If you have changed nothing and it no longer runs it is most likely a server issue. However when I test your form I get a Form Delivery Error indicating that you server is not sending the email ie the php mail function is not running correctly. This is a sever set up issue.

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