I wrote mine specially ... it runs with a preview phase which was pretty
tricky to put in ... but the to-value is hardcoded in the script, cuz it
just sends mail to webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx ... when the user fills in the
form the script checks it for errors, and then either bounce back to the
form if there are any errors, or to the preview if there's not (atleast I
think I kept the preview in there, not sure anymore, been a long while) ....
and then on to a "thank you" message ....
I control it all using hidden form fields ... pretty simple ... it's coded
to my old site-structure, before I started to use templates ... so it's a
bit difficult to peel it out and show it to you though .... but will try if
requested...
FWIW
Rene
Fate would have it, that on Fri, 30 Jan 2004 09:41:11 -0000, Ricardo Lopes
wrote:
>There are several ways to do this.
>Some people like the approach:
>
>if ($submit) { send_email(); }
>
>or you can put a hidden field in your form, like op:
>
><input name="op" type="hidden" id="op" value="send" />
>
>and use:
>
>if (isset($HTTP_GET_VARS['op']) && ($HTTP_GET_VARS['op'] == 'send'))
>{
> send_email();
>}
>
>and there are many others.
>by the way in the code you wrote you have:
>
><form method="post" .....>
>
>and then you use:
>
>$id=$_GET['id']; <--- if this is the same than $HTTP_GET_VARS['id'] this
>wont work
>
>
>Where does that mail function (is it a function?) go?
>
>The function sends an email, for more details consult the php manual.
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