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In some server environments, it’s not possible to change/set the email sender address/name details.. In one of my environments, it’s always set to what the account provider has set it in php.ini.
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Oh yea, sorry, didn’t read carefully enough.. So the problem is that all of the form POST data is not coming to the Email content field.. then there is probably a bug somewhere in the guts of Jot..
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Thats the thing. I think it is. Well if you look at the anonymous post yes.
You have 4 fields: name, email, subject and content. All of these come through.
when you have signed in you have just 2: subject and content.
The name and email address are derised through the the functions in Jot and are dealt with seperately in the DB for Jot.
I dont think its a bug as such just something thats missing!
When a user posts an anonymous comment the creator in the DB is set to 0 and the details of the poster are held in a seperate DB. When the user is signed in the createby field is populated with a negative userid value.
BBloke