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  • theusername <[email protected]> is the default way.
    Did you disable the name field on your form?

    Thread Starter helloadorable

    (@helloadorable)

    Thanks for the reply! I don’t recall disabling that field. But I have “Anyone can register” turned off, could that be the problem? Most visitors to my site don’t have accounts and therefore don’t have usernames.

    “Anyone can register” has nothing to do with this form

    Did you disable the name field on your form?

    If you send me a link to your form I can better help you instead of having to keep asking you questions

    Thread Starter helloadorable

    (@helloadorable)

    I don’t recall disabling the name field or any of the fields. I pretty much just kept the default settings except for adjusting the “subject” field a bit.

    Here’s the form:
    https://www.gemsociety.org/contact-us/

    Thanks for the help!

    OK i looked at your form
    the email should come in as
    name <[email protected]>
    where name and email are what the user has entered in the form

    Unless you checked this setting on the basic settings page:
    “Enable ONLY when web host requires “Mail From” strictly tied to site”
    then the web site name / email would be used

    Thread Starter helloadorable

    (@helloadorable)

    I don’t have that box checked. Thank you anyway for the responses. Maybe I’ll try to debug it by looking at the PHP code. There must be something strange about my setup.

    Your web host might have forced that, or you have a mail plugin that modifies it.

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