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Autoresponder needs ability to reply to "reply-to" field

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Autoresponders need the ability to reply to correct e-mail address.

I have produced a form with FrontPage and setup the user's e-mail address as the reply-to feild. On submit, Frontpage generates an e-mail. The plesk autoresponder is setup to respond, but an error is generated because the user's e-mail address is not used.

The forms in frontpage produce an e-mail with this header (with fake e-mail addresses):

From: [email protected] <<<Plesk Autoresponder always responds to this e-mail address field.
To: [email protected]
Reply-to: [email protected] <<<Correct Email autoreponder should use.
Subject: Website Request from: General Info


Problem is, the autoresponder in PLESK won't use the reply-to line--It will only work with the "From" line...Which frontpage generates as [email protected]

Is there anyway to get around this...either from the frontpage angle or through plesk? Am I going to have to scrap my frontpage forms and use php?

If plesk simply allowed the autoresponder to use the reply-to line (which is more logical), It would save a lot of users a lot of pain.

Also, the ablity to use simple HTML in an autoreponder would be very helpful.
 
I love how this program is supported, Thinking I shouldn't buy it.

I too have the same problem. Figures this thread is old too.
 
I'm glad I'm not the only one who had this problem. I ended up using the Form Mail script. I had to junk my frontpage form proccessing. The frontpage experts said there's no way around it.

SWsoft-- Are you listening???
 
This feature has been suggested in a few suggestion posts before, so hopefully it will get added soon.
 
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