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Forms Processor Parameters

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f_field_separator

Specifies the character to use as the email field separator. Ther email field separator is the character that separates the fields and their printed values from other fields and 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:
  1. <INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=f_field_separator VALUE="character">
  2. $f_field_separator="character";

    • character - The literal character that you wish to use to separate the fields and their values from other fields and values in an email message generated by a form. The default is the newline(\n). The default makes your file look like this:

      input_field_name="data from field"
      input_field_name_2="more data from field"

      If you change it to a comma (,) it would look like this:

      input_field_name="data from form",input_field_name_2="more data from form"
    • NOTE:
      Form Processor configuration files:
      If you change the separator 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=f_field_separator value=",">

<!-- NOTE: if you use the newline  you must escape it 
into it's hex equivelent (%22) so that it isn't interpreted as the end 
of a value in a form -->

<input type=submit>
</form>

# changes the separator to , for email

$f_field_separator=",";

$file="www/moredata.fil";




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