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Me59
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Post by Me59 »

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I wonder about the sender's address above when receiving a guestbook notification. Guestbook sender's name would be nicer :lol:

Is there a way to alter this, how?
Henrie
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Post by Henrie »

Yes, this can be altered.
You have to edit gbook.php

Find this line (line 468)

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mail("$settings[admin_email]","Someone has just signed your guestbook",$message);
To show the name and e-mail address of the poster as the sender of the e-mail change that line to:

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mail("$settings[admin_email]","Someone has just signed your guestbook",$message,"From: $name <$email>");
If you are hosted on a iis server you should read the following post
viewtopic.php?p=1894#1894

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Henrie
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Post by Klemen »

Just a note: some IIS (Windows) server don't support this, so i you are on a Windows server not receiving e-mails after this change switch back to normal.

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Me59
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Post by Me59 »

Thanks, guys!
I am on a Linux server, not Windows.
Will do as advised.
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