produces an email with html tags included like this:
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[Title of post - Email] subject of email

username sent a message using the contact form at
http://www.example.com/drupal5/email/12/field_email.

body of email
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is it supposed to act this way ?
I checked and the regular contact form does not behave like this (its probably independent ? I am not familiar )

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giorgosk’s picture

giorgosk
Location Chios, Greece 🇬🇷
commented

sorry editor ate my html tags

there are lots of em tags in the body of the email and it looks bad

mh86’s picture

mh86 commented

yes, it's independant from the contact module. I'll work on that as soon as possible!

john.money’s picture

john.money commented

Problem is improper (or actually changed) use of the t function. Substitution with %variables will now add the <em> tags via theme_placeholder(). Should be using !variables instead, so for example:

- $subject = t('[%title - %contact] %subject', array('%title' => preg_replace("/\r|\n/",'',$node->title), '%contact' => $types['fields'][$fieldname]['widget']['label'], '%subject' => $edit['subject']));
+ $subject = t('[!title - !contact] !subject', array('!title' => preg_replace("/\r|\n/",'',$node->title), '!contact' => $types['fields'][$fieldname]['widget']['label'], '!subject' => $edit['subject']));

apt94jesse’s picture

apt94jesse commented

changing the % variables to ! variables didn't work for me, but adjusting the line in the includes/theme.inc file did. Just take out the <em> tags.

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gemini commented

I changed % to ! for the subject and wrapped the body variable into strip_tags() function - that did the trick for the whole email.