I am now pretty sure that it fails after the mail() function sends email
(since I receive the email) but before it reaches the next line of the
script. I might try something like 'mail(...) or die(...)' and see if
it prints out the die('') bit. But I am looking to find out why it
dies, something like the mysql_error($connection) - is there an
equivalent? Though it is behaving as if it said 'or die()' already
since it just stops.
Yes, the select box was valid html, though I cannot see how this might
be related to failing at or just after the mail line. The fact that on
several refreshes the page does appear properly suggests that it is not
a html problem.
And I am sure it is not my code as it fails similarly on three separate
pages in sort of different sections of the site which have worked for
yonks, I have also tried older versions of same. And it is a recent
phenomenon
Here is an extract, which I think points to nothing:
if($acceptable=="true") {
if($posreplies[0]<>"y"||is_null($posreplies[0])) {
$emsg=stripslashes($emsg);
//this prints ***********************************************
print("<br>line 1068 before reply email sent: to: $to, subj:
$subj, emsg: $emsg, from: $from");
$maccept= mail($to, $subj, $emsg, $from);
//this does not, until a variable number of refreshes, by
then the same number of emails are sent ***********
print("<br>after reply email sent");
$maccept= mail("ioannes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx", $subj." - sent to
$to pos or neg replies", $emsg, $from);
print("<br>after my cc email sent");
if(ISSET($confirm_email)&&$confirm_email<>"") {
$emsg_conf=stripslashes($emsg_conf);
mail($co_email, $subj_conf, $emsg_conf, $from);
print("<br>after your cc email sent");
} //copy provider
} else {
John
How did it fail before the mail function?
Can you verify that the loop to create the select box always creates valid html?
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