Summary: Michael J is right - you don't need to point it to your mail server, since the $to variable contains the destination of the email. Also, the PHP mail(...
Summary: Hi, I'm having a little problem. I have a form (in flash) which calls this code in a php-page: $subject = "My subject"; $contactname = "my name"; $con...
Summary: Hey guys, I'm not a big php programmer, but I'm sure someone can help me. My code is as follows. I don't get any error messages, but the emails don'...
Summary: I am an admitted novice at PHP. I'm trying to send data from an HTML file to a PHP file and have the PHP file send an email. Have it all working fairl...
Summary: I have an online form that gets filled out and need to use PHP mail html to process it. How do I get the $_POST['Name.Borrower' item to go into the ...
Summary: I am the webmaster of several websites. Therefore, I would like to be able to send emails, and have control over the "From", so that on one email, the...
Summary: Well you can use the mail function provided in php to sort out the things. But for mail function to work you sendmail must be properly configured i.e ...
Summary: ok, i need only serious replies as i have posted this question before with minimal results. I need someone to explain to me in vivid detail how to set...
Summary: You should open your php.ini - file (usually in c:\php\php.ini) and make a setting to your SMTP-server. You can search this .ini-file for "[mail funct...
Summary: Please I've done this codes over and over again, I even changed the php code several times and it just seems as though I am missing something. I keep ...
Summary: not a mail server... it can send directly from the webserver... in IIS, there's an option to install SMTP virtual server, that's what you need... just...
Summary: Let me start by saying I am totally new to PHP and MySQL I am trying to create an intranet page that has an index, a random quote section and a search...
Summary: You are running the webserver (with PHP enabled) at home? Then make sure you have set the SMTP-server in the php.ini - file correctly. You can use the...
Summary: I have encountered a strange problem sending email from php. For some reason, php sendmail function fails to send email to email addresse hosted on l...
Summary: Hey, i am working on a windows server 2003 running iis 6, i have php and smtp working, but i can access the localhost somehow through php... i get thi...
Summary: I suggest PHP 4.x with MySQL 4.x You can store your usernames and passwords with MySQL and connect to it with PHP. If you decide to go that route, h...
Summary: Write it in PHP :) it has a mail function. Just be aware, regardless of what language you use, that people using web-based email like hotmail.com and...
Summary: There is a way to ge the IP address with JavaScript. Although, the server you run it on has to have Server-Side Includes (SSL) or something like that ...
Summary: Hi, I want to do the following: first page: a link to a second page. this link shoud contain a variable that used in the second page. the variable is...
Summary: I am sorry, I didn't submit my php code. With this code, I usually get a prompt asking me whether I approve of such a mail being sent to my email add...
Summary: I am trying to run a bat file that executes a print file with the following code. <?php system('d:\wamp\www\phpfiles\barcode\printlogo'); ?> The we...
Summary: You've got quite a few errors... 1. You're missing a semicolon after the mail function (this is the one causing your problem.) 2. $result = "INSERT ...
Summary: Try comparing your username and password values with the php strcmp function. It takes two string parameters and compares them. It will returns 0 if t...
Summary: MIME types are just a wrapper around binary content. A format around a format. A yahoomail image attachment has the following URL to display the imag...
Summary: I have about 500 names and email addresses of my contacts - people I have met in my industry over the years - in an Excel spreadsheet. I also have the...
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