Hi, I was wondering if anyone can help me out with something. Earlier today my brother emailed a problem about a webpage for his work, and was looking to see if I had any input. I don't really have much knowledge of this, but I said I'd help him out. Here is the problem.
Feedback
That's the page, which you can view the source code from. Right now, when someone uses the feedback form, it's sends an to
example@example.com Here's the thing, the sent form on the email says it was sent from
example@example.com What he would prefer, is that it use the email the person enters as the sent field rather then
example@example.com Currently they have to copy/paste the email from the message and this slows things down.
It seems like it wouldn't be that hard to do. Have the entered email set into a variable, then when it sends the message, have it check that variable, default could be
example@example.com, it checks to see if this was changed. If false, it uses that, if true it uses what was stored in the variable. At least, that's what I was thinking, though I personally wouldn't have a clue how to script something like this, or if my thinking would work, however I'd appreciate any help I can get on this.
Thanks
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