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Forms Processor Parameters

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e_delimiter

Specifies the character to use as the email delimiter. The email delimiter is the character that surrounds the values in an email message generated with the $email parameter. As with most parameters, this one may be set within the form (using a hidden field) or within the form configuration file.

This parameter can be set in one of 2 ways:
<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=e_delimiter VALUE="character">
$e_delimiter="character";

character - The literal character that you wish to use to surround field values submitted from a form. The default is the quote("). The default makes your email look like this:

input_field_name="data from field"
If you change it to an asterisk (*) it would look like this:

input_field_name=*data from form*

NOTE:
Form Processor configuration files:

You cannot use the colon (:) as a delimiter.
If you change the delimiter to something that is a reserved character in the Form Processor, you must put a backslash (\) in front of it.: character - The literal character that you wish to use to surround field values submitted from a form. The default is the quote("). The default makes your email look like this:

input_field_name="data from field"
If you change it to an asterisk (*) it would look like this:

input_field_name=*data from form*

NOTE:
Form Processor configuration files:

You cannot use the colon (:) as a delimiter.
If you change the delimiter to something that is a reserved character in the Form Processor, you must put a backslash (\) in front of it.

Example:

Example of inline form syntax:

<form method=POST action="/cgi-bin/form">
<input type=hidden name=userid value=webcom>
<input type=hidden name=form_name value=testform>

<input type=hidden name=e_delimiter value="*">

<!-- NOTE: if you use the quote (the default anyway) you msut escape it into
it's hex equivalent (%22) -->

<input type=submit>
</form>

# changes the delimiter to * for email

$e_delimiter="\*";

$email="webcom@webcom.com";