Lowly peasent here, I've got one for you all -> get nms-Formmail to also append an already existing .csv file allowing for any order of my choosing for the data fields and also the possibility of a 'comma' and/or 'carriage return' or '!',@,#,$,%,&,(,),or newline in the fields erasing any trailing space or 'comma' associated with the LAST field and set the .csv up for a newline or 'row' of data after each 'form' submission, so when opened up in a spreadsheet all is nice rows of useful data nicely seperated in all the nice cells. Nice? I am not worthy, Matthew@i-zoe.com

In reply to Re: TrAdEz meets with God by MTOakey
in thread TrAdEz meets with God by tradez

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