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    I had an oddity today; a few days ago I put up a tutorial on my sottwell.com site on using eForm to make a simple contact form. All has been well; I’ve gotten a few mailings from it. Today I got one evidently from somebody who copy/pasted from my demo Manager and set it up on a .ru domain; the character set was off and the from address was [email protected]. Ok... rolleyes

    Anyway, I went to check my contact form on my site, and got an error that "isse() is not a function" or whatever PHP says under such circumstances. The snippet code had somehow lost the "t" in the line that loads the cc value into the "params" array.

    	cc		=> isse($cc)? $cc:"",


    Now it was working fine before then, and while I do have the guest login, they can’t actually change anything. So what puzzles me is how did that happen, and why just on the line for the cc value?

    Anyway, I need to upgrade to the new version.

    I’ll be keeping a sharp eye on things for a while.
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