Joe Cline wrote: > "If any of the information above is inaccurate, you must > correct it by visiting our website." > > I'm sorry, but visiting our website is not going to help them. We > have no plans for maintaining an interface for them to submit contact > changes.
Agreed. I manage all but one of my client's data, and he knows what OpenSRS is, so he doesn't need me to do anything other then click "renew" once a year, and on one occasion click the "Recover password" button, only to find out he had his capslock on and the light on his keyboard died. > What if I want it to say: > > "If any of the information above is inaccurate, please > reply to this email with the corrected information" > > Because that's all I really want my customers to have to do. Agreed. > I'm all for requiring a block of "mandatory, verbatim text" that can't > be modified, but as far as instructions to our customers, I'd like > that to be left up to me to define. If not that, maybe a template with contact options, which could be enabled independantly, including "visit our website at http://<uservariable>" (This could be sanatized to only allow [a-z0-9], slashes, dots and a tilde), "By replying to this email" and "By phone at <uservariable>"? -- Dave Warren, Email Address: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cell: (403) 371-3470 Fax: (403) 371-3471 Toll free: (888) 371-3470 Vonage: (817) 886-0860 ICQ: 17848192 AIM: devilspgd Yahoo!: devilspgd MSN/PASSPORT: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
