<?
This section sets the defaults for the scripts
$msg = "First Name:$first";
$msg .= "Last Name:$last";
$msg .= "E-mail Address:$email";
$recipient = "driscolls@sgco.com";
$subject = "Feedback from A&E Form";
$mailheaders = "From: A&E Web Site <webmaster@aehangers.com>";
$mailheaders .= "Reply-To: $email";
?>
my question isnt whether it works or not. my question is how come there are many attributes attached to the same variable.
you have $msg = $first
$msg .=$last
$msg .=$email
please explain to me what is going on!!
what is the difference between $msg and $msg .
could someone explin what is going on here?
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<?php
$text = "This ";
$text .= "is ";
$text .= "some ";
$text .="text.";
echo $text;
?>getting there
ok, i understand about including the php coding into the html files. i understand about not putting the images on the database but instead saving the filenames instead. how do i save the filenames? is it easier to just call the images by using the $image var? is there any other way to do this?
pages like phpbb.com, do they use this format of having loads of html/php files then an index file which includes (via $include variable) the other php files?
is it possible to have a php form that is a multiform. ie a button to go to the next page of the form once all the previous fields have been done?
pages like phpbb.com, do they use this format of having loads of html/php files then an index file which includes (via $include variable) the other php files?
is it possible to have a php form that is a multiform. ie a button to go to the next page of the form once all the previous fields have been done?