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First time here so I hope someone can help me, I have only just begun playing with php coding and have created a form, the following code seems to send the email ok but the result is the format after the code shown below.....I am not seeming to get any text that I have filled in in the form text fields when the email comes in.
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I think I figured out your problem, you are calling the wrong variable names. You have all the variables with a "FIELD" at the end of them, yet when you go to get the data you forgot the correct variable names you created at the beginning of the form. $emailField = $_POST['email']; at the end you are just trying to call $email . Can you see the problem? And there is really no need to even create all those extra variables in the first place, because you can always access them using $_POST['email'], if you do need to access them inside an "echo" or something like that, just put squiggly brackets around them, and it will work inside pretty much anything. {$_POST['email']} Hope that's what your problem was.