Email Code

CODE <? if($submit) //If submit is pressed { mail("youremailaddress@whatever.com", "$subject", "$email", "$comments"); } else {?> <form method='post' action='<? echo $PHP_SELF; ?>'> E-Mail: <INPUT TYPE='TEXT' NAME='email' size=60> Subject: <INPUT TYPE='TEXT' NAME='subject' size=60> Comments: <TEXTAREA NAME='comments' ROWS=10 COLS=30></TEXTAREA> <input type='submit' name='submit' value='submit'> </form> <? }?>

I guess u forgot to take the variables from your POST-action...Put something like this before the mail-function.$email = $_POST["email"];$subject = $_POST["subject"];$comments = $_POST["comments]:$date = date("Y-m-d H:i");$body = "Email: " . $email . "Comments: " . $comments . "Date: " . $date . "This was send automatticaly."$mail = mail("yourmail@domain.com",$subject,$body,"From:$email");

I guess u forgot to take the variables from your POST-action...

Put something like this before the mail-function.

 

$email = $_POST["email"];

$subject = $_POST["subject"];

$comments = $_POST["comments]:

$date = date("Y-m-d H:i");

$body = "

 

Email: " . $email . "

Comments: " . $comments . "

 

Date: " . $date . "

 

This was send automatticaly."

 

$mail = mail("yourmail@domain.com",$subject,$body,"From:$email");

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it's not really needed, only if the register_blobals in php.ini is turned off (its not Xisto case). Every hosts turns it on.

I've posted this code some days ago... check the topics and u'll find the same thing.