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Subject: Can't call method |
| Posted: 03/21/2003 at 7:38:18 pm |
| By: Laurel |
| When testing the form I receive the following error message:
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:
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Subject: Re: Can't call method |
| Posted: 03/21/2003 at 7:38:28 pm |
| By: Laurel |
| When testing the form I receive the following error message:
CGI Error
The specified CGI application misbehaved by not returning a complete set of HTTP headers. The headers it did return are:
Can't call method 'mail' on an undefined value at C:\Web\starfishweb.com\cgi-bin\bizmail.cgi line 928.
I am set up on a Windows server using smtp for the email component. I have set the cfg_email_onform variable to 1 so that I can access the cgi file with multiple forms on my site, each requiring a different send_to address. I have set up my current test form with a hidden send_to field.
Your suggestions on how to fix this problem are much appreciated.
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Subject: Re: Can't call method |
| Posted: 03/21/2003 at 7:38:45 pm |
| By: Laurel |
| On top of the CGI Error that appeared on screen when I tried to test the form, I also received multiple versions of the test submission at the send_to address. Below is an example of one of the emails received. You will notice that the time is a little messed up. And why would I receive multiple versions of one submission?
The form below was submitted by bill_laurel@pacific.net.sg Ip address: 203.135.121.179 March 22, 2003 at :1
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fullname: Laurel
acid:
email: bill_laurel@pacific.net.sg
phoneh:
phoneo:
feedback: test
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Subject: Re: Can't call method |
| Posted: 03/26/2003 at 7:38:58 pm |
| By: Seth Knorr |
| Where is your HTML form located at?
ex: starfishweb.com/form.html
Also the date not showing up looks like a server problem. It looks like it is not configured corectly or running right on your server.
I am also unsure what you mean by receiving multiple versions of the form to your email. Do you mean that you receive the submited results multiple times to the same email address but with different results?
Seth
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