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Q: My question was is in the form processing code which is default file name form1process.php - does that refer to 'form1.php' or 'form1' ? If you change the processing code file name to form2process.php do you need to go and the other file to form2.php or form2.html do you need to change any text in form2process.php? Hope that makes sense.

A: The names of the files (forms and form processing code) do not matter. You could name the form as happy.php and the processing code as sad.php as long as in the form file you set the form action to point to the processing file ie the form action points to sad.php. So of you change the processing code file name you need to change the form action to match the new processing code file name. assuming the processing code has

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Q: I have been experiencing some form hijacking recently on version 20 of your PHP form. I have just implemented version 30, but it looks like the hijack is still underway. Can you tell me what you need from me to resolve this please?

A: If you built your forms using version 30 software form hijacking will be blocked. and will not be successful. However depending on your from setup you may still receive emails when a hijack attempt is made but it will not be successful due to the Form1 code. If you you do not have display as html set then you may still receive copies of attempted hijacks however they will only be delivered to you as a normal form not to the hijacker or their targets (the hijack control code is removed). If you do not want to receive these attempts you can set the Display as HTML before Submission, see the Help file for details.

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Q: Question for you. If you have different forms and want delivery to different addresses do you have to change some of the code? For instance if you changed to form2 would this impact the script inside?

A: I am not sure what the question is here. But the form is processed by the processing code its form action points to or if it points to itself then the processing code at the top of the form. What ever the Form Delivery Email Address is in the processing code will be the delivery address or you can use two hidden fields in your form to set the delivery address. See the Help file section Form Delivery Email Address for details.

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Q: The form will not submit. I get Form Delivery Error Your form has not been delivered. Can you tell me what I need to do?

A: Form Delivery Error usually indicates a server issue. Have you run the Test Code from http:// bizpep.com on this server? If you run the test code you should receive a test email. If you do not receive a test email the domain may not support the php mail function or if it is a windows server you may need to set the SMTP Mailserver Settings as outlined in the Help file SMTP Mailserver Setting and Trouble Shooting sections.

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Q: When I try and return to the form it says page unavailable?

A: Because you are using a processing code on a different server to form and the processing server restricts POSTs from outside its domain the Return to Form fails. If you run the processing code and form on the same server this will not be a problem or you can get around the server issue using the Set Form1 URL and JavaScript Return. Refer to the Help file for details.

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