Easy. Just change your qmailadmin-1.12/html/show_login.html:
<tr><td>Domain Name </td><td> <SELECT name="domain"> <option value="domain1.com">domain1.com <option value="domain2.com">domain2.com <option value="domain3.com">domain3.com </select> <!-- <input type="hidden" size="14" name="domain" value="orginaldomain1.com" maxlength="128">--> </td></tr>
okay, this isn't a qmailadmin related query - more of a general html/cgi query so i apologize in advance.
we have a signup page on our service, and we offer addresses at a dozen or so domains. we've tried setting it up so that the user enters their desired email name in one box, then chooses a domain from a drop-down list. but it just won't work - when the values are put together, there's always a space between them, creating an invalid address, e.g. "paul @smileglobal.com". so we have to stick with just one larger text entry box where the customer spells out the entire address they want. the problem is - that allows misspelling of the domain name part, so every so often, we get some poor soul who drops a letter from a domain, and can't understand why they don't have their email account.
hey - like i said, unrelated to qmailadmin, so feel free to tell me to go take a jump in a lake! ;^)
Paul Theodoropoulos
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