php email? rep+

[Thomas]

Make a separate page for your php code (e.g. mail.php).

Then link to it with your form, example

<form action='mail.php' method='POST'> 

I have done that but I still don't get the email :S

[Zak]

The mail server is probably rejecting your email(s) as spam. Try putting additional information, such as a subject, message, headers etc

[Thomas]

mail('t.sharratt[@]@yahoo.co.uk', 'SuperSurvival', $_POST["name"])[/@];

Don't see what is wrong with that :S

[triston220]

mail('t.sharratt[@]@yahoo.co.uk', 'SuperSurvival', $_POST["name"])[/@];

Don't see what is wrong with that :S

$body = $_POST['name'];
mail('[email protected]', 'SuperSurvival', body); 

[Thomas]

$body = $_POST['name'];
mail('t.sharratt[@]@yahoo.co.uk', 'SuperSurvival', body)[/@]; 

this error:

Notice Use of undefined constant body - assumed 'body' in/opt/lampp/htdocs/join/send.phpon line 12

[Jonster]

this error:

Notice Use of undefined constant body - assumed 'body' in/opt/lampp/htdocs/join/send.phpon line 12

Change it to: $body

[Thomas]

Change it to: $body

No errors but i still don't get the email

[triston220]

Change it to: $body

Yup, sorry.

\/Have you checked your spam box?

[Thomas]

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Yup, sorry.

\/Have you checked your spam box?

yeah :S

is it possible to send the information onto a different page.

e.g:
First person submits a name
then another person does the same
then another
then another

on the page it makes a list like:
name1
name2
name3
name4

or would that be more complicated since i'd also need a to remove the name after I have read it.

[David]

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yeah :S

is it possible to send the information onto a different page.

e.g:
First person submits a name
then another person does the same
then another
then another

on the page it makes a list like:
name1
name2
name3
name4

or would that be more complicated since i'd also need a to remove the name after I have read it.

change your form to

<form action="write.php" method="POST">

then make a new php file called write.php with this in it

<?php

$file = "./name.txt";
$write = $_POST['name'] . "\n";

file_put_contents($file, $write, FILE_APPEND);

?>

should create a file called name.txt with whatever people input, keep previous entries and set a new line