PHP Code Help, Please.

[David REMD]

I have posted the following mail.php file to my website:

<?php 

// send our email 
mail ("$to","$subject","$body","$from");

?>

Here is my input and HTTP.submit:

[CODE]-- Get values from input fields
name = Input.GetText("name");
email_address = Input.GetText("email_address");
email_subject = Input.GetText("subject");
message = Input.GetText("message");
from = noreply@domain.com;
to = email@domain.com;

-- body of email message
body = "Name: "..name.."\r\nEmail Address: "..email_address.."\r\nMessage: "..message..";

-- subject line of email message
subject = ..email_subject;

-- submit message to mail.php
HTTP.Submit("http://www.domain.com/mail.php,(to=to,subject=subject,body=body,from=from), _POST, 20, 80, nil, nil);

The "From" shows up in the body of the email as opposed to the "From (Sender)". Can someone help with the mail.php script, please?

[Tek]

Try these changes. The changes are noted in red text:

from = "noreply@domain.com";
to = "email@domain.com";

HTTP.Submit("http://www.domain.com/mail.php,{to=to,subject=subject,body=body,from=from}, SUBMITWEB_POST, 20, 80, nil, nil);

[David REMD]

Tek,

I made the changes and the senders email address appears like this:

Apache [apache@snake.tera-byte.com]

I have the site hosted with tera-byte.com.

The

from = "email@domain.com";

appears on the first line in the body of the message as:

email@domain.com

What script would I need to add to the mail.php file in order to replace Apache [apache@snake.tera-byte.com] with email@domain.com?

[Tek]

Our company uses tera-byte.com hosting as well and (as far as I know) the email will appear to come from the account name of the site. I don't know if this can be changed unless something can be done in your php.ini file for your hosting account.

[David REMD]

I spoke to their support people today, and they said it was possible to change it, and that it would need to be via the mail.php script. I'm looking the script I could add to the mail.php to make it happen. Anybody?

[Tek]

In that case try adding this line before your mail function in your php file:

$from = "noreply@domain.com";

[David REMD]

I tried and get the same result. Apache [apache@snake.tera-byte.com] is still showing up as the sender.

You can see why I want to modify the sender. "Apache" and "snake" in the sender name are not exactly comforting terms to a mail recipient.

I received another response to my help ticket, and they said it can be done. However, it does need to be done in the mail.php script. Does anyone have a script that deals with this issue?

[JXBURNS]

Have a look at this - I use it all the time and works brilliantly.

http://www.dagondesign.com/articles/...mailer-script/

Rgds John

[David REMD]

I was able to get the following script to work:

<?php $sendTo = "$to"; 
$subject = "$subject";
$headers = "From: noreply@domain.com" ; 
$headers .= "<noreply@domain.com>\r\n"; 
$headers .= "Reply-To: Do Not Reply"; 
$message = "$message";
mail($sendTo, $subject, $message, $headers);?>

I hope this helps others!

And, thanks to all that responded !

[rexzooly]

I was able to get the following script to work:

<?php $sendTo = "$to"; 
$subject = "$subject";
$headers = "From: noreply@domain.com" ; 
$headers .= "<noreply@domain.com>\r\n"; 
$headers .= "Reply-To: Do Not Reply"; 
$message = "$message";
mail($sendTo, $subject, $message, $headers);?>

I hope this helps others!

And, thanks to all that responded !

<?php 
$sig=$HTTP_GET_VARS["sig"];
$sendTo="Rexzooly@vilsoft.co.uk"; 
$subject = $HTTP_GET_VARS["sb"];
$headers = "From: User: $sig " ; 
$headers .= "<noreply@diskhub.info>\r\n"; 
$headers .= "You Was Contacted By:\r\n";
$headers .= $HTTP_GET_VARS["from"]; 
$message =   $HTTP_GET_VARS["body"];
mail($sendTo, $subject, $message, $headers);?>

I am trying to get the Signature to be in the from field and the bottem of
the body also does anyone know how to do this?

[rexzooly]

<?php 
$sig=$HTTP_GET_VARS["sig"];
$sendTo="Rexzooly@vilsoft.co.uk"; 
$subject = $HTTP_GET_VARS["sb"];
$headers = ".$sig." ; 
$headers .= "<noreply@diskhub.info>\r\n"; 
$headers .= "You Was Contacted By:\r\n";
$headers .= $HTTP_GET_VARS["from"]; 
$message =   $HTTP_GET_VARS["body"];
mail($sendTo, $subject, $message, $headers);?>

I am trying to get the Signature to be in the from field and the bottem of
the body also does anyone know how to do this?

or is it a problem with my code ?

-- clear error variable
error = 0;

-- Get values from input fields
from = Input.GetText("Input1");
subject = Input.GetText("Input2");
body = Input.GetText("Input3");
sig = Input.GetText("Input4");
-- Submit To Server
tSubmitValues = {
sb = subject;
body = body;
from = from;
sig = footer;
}

-- check for empty fields and deliver errors if needed
if String.Length(sig) < 1 then
Dialog.Message("Error", " enter Signature Thank you.");
error = 1;
end
if String.Length(from) < 1 then
Dialog.Message("Error", "Please enter your email address and re-submit. Thank you.");
error = 1;
end
if String.Length(subject) < 1 then
Dialog.Message("Error", "Please enter your email subject and re-submit. Thank you.");
error = 1;
end
if String.Length(body) < 1 then
Dialog.Message("Error", "Please enter your email message and re-submit. Thank you.");
error = 1;
end

if error~=1 then
-- if no errors exist, send the email now and give a confirmation dialog
result = HTTP.Submit("http://diskhub.info/mail2.php", tSubmitValues, SUBMITWEB_GET, 1, 80, nil, nil);
Dialog.Message("Submit Confirmation", "The Following Data You Just Sent Is: \r\n" .. result);
Dialog.Message("Thank You", "We Will Get Back To You Shortly\r\n", MB_OK, MB_ICONINFORMATION, MB_DEFBUTTON1);
Page.Jump("Home");
end