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    Formating formmail

    i'm using formmail.pl to send email, the emails send fine.. but i have to have this form work for a clinet, and i don't want to present it the as key = value pairs like it is currently being emailed.

    currently it email something like
    **********************************
    Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by
    () on Monday, August 23, 2004 at 22:57:41
    ---------------------------------------------------------------------------


    title: Mr.

    name: deed

    addr: 339 Street

    **********************************

    i want to be able to format the look of the email. is there a way i can do that?

    thanx in adv
    --770

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    Your best bet would be to use an HTML format to send the email. And to do that you're going to need something that can do it on the server side (read: not Javascript). PHP can easily do this, and I'm sure Perl has some way of doing it, but if you're stuck with nothing more than Javascript, I'm afraid you don't have any options of making it prettier.
    format your code!! - [vbcode] [/vbcode]

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    yes, i'm using perl...and not php. i've tried looking this up on google as well, and i didn't find anything.

    well if i was to get the html format a try, how would i go about doing this?

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    I've never used perl before, so I'm not sure with that. You have to include the correct email headers and setup all your to/subject/body fields and such.

    This seems like a good start: http://perl.about.com/library/weekly/aa042302d.htm
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