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• Coding of PHP Email form

  System: Mac OS 10.5.1
  Dreamweaver 8
  
  Hi people,
  I have created email forms web, standard "contact me" type ones ( http://www.allgoonerdup.com/ContactUs/Contact.php) as well as some more in depth more ( http://www.vipink.co.uk/LimoService/VIPLimoBooking.php) against the coding is the same for input text boxes. I now need to produce another form of web, but one of the questions must have a drop of water in a box - working example ( http://dt7design.co.uk/Forms/Form.php) and the coding does not work for this section - nobody knows how this code correctly. Any information would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you very much
  TS
  
  

  Quote:
  Posted by: NateBaldwin
  > I now need to produce another form of web, but one of the questions must have a
  > - example of work drop-down box ( http://dt7design.co.uk/Forms/Form.php) and
  > coding does not work for this section

  Looks like you need to add values for the "select" menu options. So, more like:
  Green

  The label is just in the interest of the browser (in general), and the value is what is presented to the script. From there on, the treatment would be the same in PHP (unless it's a multiple selection menu, you must manage the tabular value)

  Absolutely perfect! Thank you very much! It's another area, I can check now! Love your work!

• PHP email form checkbox values?

  Hello

  I have created a form to email php what part of it is made up of a few boxes I need to get the values of. My knowledge of php is not terrible that so I used a tutorial to create the largest part of the form.

  I currently have 7 boxes set up as such:

  ...
  <input type="checkbox" id="grade_5" name="grade[]" value="Grade 5" />
  ...
  
  

  All of them are named "grade []" to be stored in a table called "rank".

  I know that values are correctly stored in the table as they appear in the browser when I take the picture.

  $grade = $_POST['grade'];
  
  $N = count($grade);
  
  for($i=0; $i < $N; $i++) {
       echo($grade[$i] . " ");
  }
  
  

  Thus, the part with the fact that I have a problem is to get the values displayed in the body of the email.

  $body = "
  ...
  Grade Level(s): $grade
  ...
  ;
  
  

  In this case, all that is returned is the word "Array" instead of the rank you want checked values.

  Any help is very appreciated! Thank you in advance!

  * Note: All other values (text boxes, drop-down list selection, etc.) are already transmitted to the email.

  danedmonds wrote:

  In this case, all that is returned is the word "Array" instead of the rank you want checked values.

  This is because $grade is an array. If you want to access the values, you must use a loop. Alternatively, using implode () into a string separated by commas, as follows:

  $grade = implode(', ', $grade);
  

• Basic PHP email form does not work after upgrade to 20141

  I have a MAC OS X 10.7.5 - I have 2 sites that use e-mail very basic PHP forms that worked very well until I upgraded to Dreamweaver.  Now, I can fill in the form and there is not error - it seems that it works as before, but I never have the email.  Says Adobe support has nothing to do with the upgrade and there is an error in the script code.  Can someone help me?  Here is the send.php

  <?

  $name = $_POST ['name'];

  $email = $_POST ['email'];

  $tel = $_POST ['such'];

  $comments = $_POST ['comment'];

  $security = $_POST ['security'];

  $to = " [email protected] "; "

  $subject = 'New Contact site';

  $message = ' a visitor of DLPRecordingStudios.com introduced a contact request.\n\nName: $name\n\nEmail: $email\n\nTelephone: $tel\n\nComments: $comments\n\nPlease answer to the request.\n\nBest contact cordially, \n\nYour Webmaster (and master of your universe);

  If ($security == '7') {}

  mail ($to, $Subject, $message);

  Header("Location:contact.php?s=1");

  }

  else {}

  Header("Location:contact.php?s=2");

  }

  ? >

  Thanks - Tracey

  Sure that you will find the upgrade is not to blame, and the timing is a coincidence.

  Cause the most likely problem is your SMTP server being modified settings. It is very common to block mail scripts because they are a major source of spam.

  In addition, as Rob says, always include a "From" header It is not required, but doesn't it have will significantly increase the chances of your anti spam mail.

• CheckBox in php email form

  Hello Dreamweavers

  I'm working on a new site that has a contact form to send an email.

  It works very well

  form has the following fields: name, email, phone, Web site, subject, and message

  site is here: http://tinyurl.com/7vzgl7z

  I would now like to add a box that people can check if they want to receive a "questionnaire".

  I added this to my form as follows:

  < label for 'questionnaire' = > Yes, please send me the questionnaire < / label >

  < input type = "checkbox" id = 'questionnaire' name = 'questionnaire' value = "yes" >

  The mail is then sent by the file send.php as follows:

  $post = (! empty($_POST))? true: false;

  If ($post)

  {

  $name = stripslashes($_POST['name']);

  $email = trim($_POST['email']);

  $phone = stripslashes($_POST['phone']);

  $website = stripslashes($_POST['website']);

  $subject = stripslashes($_POST['subject']);

  $message = stripslashes($_POST['message']);

  $error = ";

  some more code

  My question is how to get the value of the check to be sent to my email address

  I found some examples on the web, but still can't make it work.

  Should simply be $questionnaire = $_POST ['questionnaire'];

• PHP email form

  Hello Peeps

  All started playing around in web design, I managed to acquire a model for my friends of the society of golf, but I am unable to get the correct form php put in place for the contact page. The code for the form is below.

  < form id = "Contact form" action = "email.php" method = "post" > "

  < div >

  "< label > < span class ="input"> < input type ="text"value =" "your name:" onBlur = "if(this.value=='') this.value ='Your name:'" onFocus = "if (' this.value ==' your name :') this.value =" "/ > < / span > < / label >)"

  "< label > < span class ="input"> < input type ="text"value =" "your email:" onBlur = "if(this.value=='') this.value ='Your E-mail:'" onFocus = "if (' this.value ==' E-mail :') this.value =" "/ > < / span > < / label >)"

  "< label > < span class ="input"> < input type ="text"value =" "your state:" onBlur = "if(this.value=='') this.value ='Your State:'" onFocus = "if (' this.value ==' your state :') this.value =" "/ > < / span > < / label >)"

  < span class = "textarea" > < textarea onBlur = "if(this.value=='') ' this.value ='Your Message:'" onFocus = "if (this.value ==' your Message :') this.value =") "> your Message: < / textarea > < / span >"

  < / div >

  < div class = "alignright" >

  < a href = "#" class = "link" onClick = "document.getElementById('ContactForm').reset ()" > < span > < span > claire </span > < / span > < /a >

  < a href = "#" class = "link" onClick = "document.getElementById('ContactForm').submit ()" > < sending span > < span > </span > < / span > < /a >

  < / div >

  < / make >

  I searched the net for a solution and found the below, but I can't get the content of the message to appear in the emails.

  <? PHP

  -Put these settings-

  Subject of the email sent to you.

  $subject = "Contact form results."

  Your email address. This is where the information on the form will be sent.

  $emailadd = ' [email protected] ';

  Where redirect after form is processed.

  $url = ' http://www.wsog.co.uk/Contact.html';

  Makes all the required fields. If the value of '1' no field cannot be empty. If the '0' value any or all fields can be empty.

  $req = '1';

  -Do not edit below this line-

  $text = "comes from the shape: \n\n";

  $space = ' ';

  $line = '

  ';

  foreach ($_POST as $key = > $value)

  {

  If ($req is '1')

  {

  If ($value == ")

  {echo "$key is empty"; die ;}

  }

  $j = strlen ($key);

  If ($j > = 20)

  {echo "Of the form $key name cannot be longer than 20 characters"; die ;}}

  $j = 20 - $j;

  for ($i = 1; $i < = $j; $i ++)

  {$space. = ' ' ;}}

  $value = str_replace ('\n', "$line", $value);

  $conc = "{$key}: $space {$value} $line";

  $text = $conc;

  $space = ' ';

  }

  mail ($emailadd, $subject, $text, ' from: '. $emailadd. ");

  echo "< META HTTP-EQUIV = CONTENT refresh ="0; " URL ='. $url. " » >';

  ? >

  advice on how I can get the text to be sent would be very greatfull.

  Your input and textarea fields have no names. The name becomes the key used by the post superglobal. Without it, nothing will be passed to this POST when sending. So, for example, where you have the value = "your state:"you must follow with name = 'State' "

• PHP email form - problem with WHO, it is

  Hello

  I have a reference page on my site where the user puts in their details as well as a friends and form triggers an email to the friend. The form is in HTML and published on a PHP file. The problem is that I get in email for who she is:

  Of

  'Scott Bradshaw"@server74.ukservers.net

  I don't want the

  @server74.ukservers.net

  in their.

  Is it a problem with the PHP files and forms or is their a way round it? I know I could do a mailto link: train, but don't want to. What are my options?

  Thank you, Scott

  You realize that your server is running a version of PHP which is no longer supported? All support for PHP 4 was abandoned a year ago.

  It is much easier to run the validation server with PHP 5.2 or higher. However, the following text should provide basic protection:

  function detectSuspect($val, &$ok) {
    if (preg_match('/Content-Type:|Cc:|Bcc:/i', $val)) {
      $ok = false;
    }
  }
  

  Add this function to your script. Then add your validation:

  $validationOK = true;
  detectSuspect($YourName, $validationOK);
  detectSuspect($YourEmail, $validationOK);
  detectSuspect($RefName, $validationOK);
  detectSuspect($RefEmail, $validationOK);
  

  You can then change the following line:

  $success = mail($EmailTo, $Subject, $Body, "From: <$EmailFrom>");
  

  to do this:

  $success = mail($EmailTo, $Subject, $Body, "From: $EmailFrom<$YourEmail>");
  

  The fourth argument to the second mail() function should also include an e-mail address.

• Flash 8 AS and PHP email form

  Hello
  
  I finally find some time during the holidays to work on my flash site Web e-mail form. I had wonderful help of kglad and Chris a couple of months. I will attach my AS2 code first, and then my PHP code I got from Yahoo. (Our server hosting for the website).
  
  I get my error message of... "Sorry, it is a server error, please try again."
  
  I also specified the default e-mail account in my web account to yahoo small business under PHP/Perl Mail Setup by default [email protected].
  
  Any help would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance!
  
  

  Brand of Hey! Sorry I've been out of the loop for a while :) very busy. and thanks for the help guys, especially gwd.

  I think I see the problem here, in your answer to yahoo, they indicated that the "FROM:"field has been focused on the miss not a domain address. and since the last php here, I see that you had not changed the info in this area. We will try to change the line to this:

  $mailheaders = "from: [email protected] \r\nContent-type: text/html".

  and the rest of the php to the initial declaration for the swf file.
  You fingers cross :)

• I bought Advanced PHP search, received no serial number

  I bought Advanced PHP search on 13/08/2015 of the purchase of the card FSPRG.COM ADOBE, REF: ON 11 AUG BCC. I have not received an email with the serial number. My name is TONGO and email is [email protected]. Thanks for your help.

  Hello, please email [email protected] with your order number and we will send you a copy of your activation code.

• Problem with 'Reply-To' on the PHP contact form...

  Hi guys,.

  I created a PHP contact form that works perfectly; except, when I received the email in my Inbox and go to there to answer, it is not an answer to the e-mail address of the person who submits the form - in the area of response, he seems to have the email address of the default server.

  Here is my code I included in the same PHP page as my form:

  Sorted!

  I removed...

  $headers. = "reply-To:". "." $_POST ['email']. « \r\n » ;

  .. .and added...

  $headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0\r\n";

  $headers. = "content-type: text/html;" charset = iso-8859-1\r\n ";

  $headers. = "reply-To:". "." $_POST ['email']. « \r\n » ;

• PHP Contact form problem

  Hi all

  I am using a php Contact form and it is throwing an error before I click on submit. As a beginner in PHP I don't really know where I am going wrong.

  Here is the link to the contact form.

  http://www.thesketchcollective.co.UK/clients/form-example/MyForm1.php

  Secondly, I join the form to send an email but also send the information to CSV format. It currently sends it a little to a CSV file.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  See you soon

  Tom

  Just what I thought.  Add this before line 2:

  if (isset($_POST['formSubmit'])) {
  

  And add after line 27:

  }
  

  Then the lines 46 & 50 that you use a variable that does not exist yet.  Y at - it a page before this form where the variable is set before this page?

  If the answer is no, and more than likely it is remove the "value =...". "part of the code for your contributions.  They aren't really any purpose here and it is because of the same error type, as indicated above.  The value field essentially specifies the information that must be in the input field when the page loads before the user types anything.  Then, you should be able to remove it without consequences, unless it is a multiple page form or as long as you don't go no information of this form before it is entered by the user.

• Problem with my email form

  Hi all
  
  I ran into a small issue and cannot see what is causing my email form does not work. I did a few times now and that you have copied the actionscript code that I currently work but the it still does not work. The form can be seen live here and the flash file can be downloaded from here.
  
  I am enclosing the code to my flash below form and if anyone requires the code to my page email.cfm (this is the page that processes and sends emails) so please let me know. I'd appreciate any help I can get with this, and I work on it for a few days now and have rewritten the code about 6 times - it starts to do my head in.
  
  Thank you in advance.
  
  

  FOR INFO:
  the difference between
  var _loc3 = new LoadVars();

  and
  var _loc3:LoadVars = new LoadVars();

  There nothing regarding the bytecode generated.

  But it is a best practice. It allows code and type etc. check indicators

• I want to send my message by mail with the email form that I have already installed

  I want to send my message by mail with the email form that I have already installed

  original title:<>

  Hi Michael,

  I suggest you to check if you get the same message in Internet explore, if you use Firefox I suggest you contact Firefox for using the link below.
  http://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/new/desktop
   
  Hope this information helps.

• PHP contact form does not work

  I created my page using godaddy but my php contact form does not work. When sending a message, he won't have to the sent Message (su message to ha enviado) page, but it is not actually send any mails. The accounts are set up, but it does not work. The web page is cuysrus.com, the contact form is on the contact page.

  This is the code I used for the php class linked to the html file:

  <? PHP

  $to = " [email protected] "; "

  $subject = 'new message ';

  $nombre = $_POST ['number'];

  $apellido = $_POST ['apellido'];

  $message = $_POST ['message'];

  $headers = "from: ". " [email protected] \n";

  $headers. = "X-Mailer: PHP /'." phpversion();

  $headers. = "MIME-Version: 1.0\r\n";

  $headers. = "content-Type: text/html;" charset = iso-8859-1\n ";

  $retval = mail ($to $subject, $message, $headers);

  If ($retval == true) {}

  echo "message Su will ha enviado.

  } else {}

  echo "Vuelva a intentarlo.

  }

  ? >

  Well sorry that I forgot to ask about the action of form... you will need to rework this if you do not have to use the form of godaddy.

  a few things... first of all, you have the transformation code in the page, if you want that your action forms literally go anywhere.  ' change action = "? »

  Second, you'll need a 'trigger' in the form must be added a hidden as field

  Thirdly, finally, you have this block of code that I rewrote the process, if there is a request for 'process' then here is the code:

  <>

  form of process

  If (@$_REQUEST ['process']) {}

  $headers = "from: [email protected] \n";

  $to = "[email protected]";

  $subject = 'new message ';

  $body = "number:". "" $_REQUEST ['number']. »

  Apellido: ".." $_REQUEST ['apellido']. »

  Message: ".." $_REQUEST ['message']. »

  ";

  $retval = mail ($to $subject, $body, $headers);

  If ($retval == true) {}

  echo "message Su will ha enviado.

  } else {}

  echo "Vuelva a intentarlo.

  }

  }

  ?>

• PHP Contact form scam?

  I mainly work with XHTML, CSS & ASP Some... not .net.

  I found a PHP Contact form on Go4Expert.com
  http://www.web1marketing.com/resources/tools/form-mailer.php.txt
  http://www.web1marketing.com/resources/tools/PHP-form-mailer.htm

  As you can see this set off a red flag to me scam:
  $mailPassword = "password"; The e-mail password associated with $mailTo

  
  $params ["password"] = $mailPassword;

  Is it a scam or not?
  He looks just bait for me...

  Thanks - 8)

  Moreover, I notice that the script will use $HTTP_POST_VARS, which is obsolete. So, I'd be suspicious of the script for other reasons, but not because of the use of the SMTP password.