Script URL: http://www.testing.perangusta.com/html/comments.html
Version of script: 1.7
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I'm just testing the script and I can delete and respond to messages in the guest book, but when I click on the 'e-mail' link and enter the administrator password to view the e-mail address, I just get taken back to the guestbook and the e-mail address isn't showing - it's still the link.
I've got $settings['hide_email']=1;
Is there something else that I need to set so that I can see the e-mail addresses as the administrator?
Thank you
E-mail addresses not showing up after admin password entered
Re: E-mail addresses not showing up after admin password ent
I never heard of anyone having problems with it. Dit you change anything in the code of the file?
I do not monitor the Gbook forums regularly anymore since I do not use the Gbook script myself anymore for a long time. But it helped me a lot in learning to understand php.
Re: E-mail addresses not showing up after admin password ent
Oops - I feel so stupid. I was expecting the 'contact' to change and show the e-mail addresses for all the posts. I didn't spot that after you've put the admin password in, the e-mail address for that post appears at the top of the guestbook. Sorry.
If I want to capture all the e-mail addresses which people have submitted, do I download the 'entries.txt' file and then open it in Excel or some other program?
If I want to capture all the e-mail addresses which people have submitted, do I download the 'entries.txt' file and then open it in Excel or some other program?
Re: E-mail addresses not showing up after admin password ent
Yes, you can download it and open it in Excel.
But here entries are in format name@domain.com instead of name@domain.com
Special characters are stored in their numeric coding so you will need to do some search and replace.
But here entries are in format name@domain.com instead of name@domain.com
Special characters are stored in their numeric coding so you will need to do some search and replace.
I do not monitor the Gbook forums regularly anymore since I do not use the Gbook script myself anymore for a long time. But it helped me a lot in learning to understand php.