I did that already. I had to join them together in order for them to work right....don't ask me why. If I don't put quotes around them all I get is this:
Name: $fname $lname
Oh well, it works. I will post the code at lunch time. Talk to you guys later
'.$email.' It is kinda frustrating.....but that is the only way I can get my other variables to work....but my host uses MS Sharepoint, which is kinda nice but it makes it so I have to edit my files within Frontpage. I do use HAPEdit for most of my editing though. It is just quicker when I have one...
It actually does work with sessions and I am getting emails perfectly fine, loud and clear. <? session_start(); header("Location: http://www.gkwinspired.com"); require('../Swift/Swift.php'); require('../Swift/Swift/Connection/SMTP.php'); $mailer = new Swift(new Swift_Connection_SMTP('127.0...
Yeah, I kinda put that together moments after I posted this thread when I realized that there were no commas between the words. Nor the words "array." I was six hours into work so I guess my mind was kinda PHP fried. Anyways, I am sorry if some of you thought I should close the thread, but...
aaron wrote: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=php+session+tutorial I know that their are tuts out there, there are tuts out there for everything. I just thought we should have one right here. I mean, why do we even have a tutorial section then if we have google. Please don't take this offens...
The form works fine and it emails fine, well, it emails it fine to me. As you can see I have the recipients put into an array; and was trying to have the email address that was typed in by the user become one of the email addresses of the array. One of the problems I have run into with Swift is call...
Just thought I'd let you know that you will get more help if your subject is more specific than "Please help." You could of used "Problems redirecting on PHP 4.2" or something. I thought I'd tell you before one of the mods laid a smack down.
I have tried everything under the sun to get this dumb thing to work. I have used double quotes and single quotes, I have include the list of variables so the variable in the html message no what I am talking about, it just seems that swift has a problem with sessions.
I went out and downloaded Swift Mailer and am trying to do two things. 1. Send an email to myself from a form that a user submits that shows the variables from the session. 2. Send that exact same email to the user that created the form. 1. I am currently recieving an email the way I want to, but it...