It looks like it is working. Do you mean that you are not receiving the e-mail? If so make sure you have a valid email as the &to parameter. If you are using the &to=`[(email_sender)]` make sure the email in the site settings is a valid address.
Hi there,
Yes, it seems to work, but it doesn’t. At least no email reaches the inbox.
I use the ’[(email_sender)]` - no different from the default installation. If you by Site Seetings means Tools/Configuration the email is valid aswell.
I don’t know what to do to correct the issue. if someone has a clue please let me know.
Simon
Your not on an IIS server by any chance?
I had problems with eForm when I moved to a Windows server.
David
Try using it like this &to=`your_email@your_domain.com`
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