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@NogDogJan 09.2007 — #I believe that means the "From:" email address being used to send the email is not recognized as a valid email address on your server. @NogDogJan 09.2007 — #You can use a valid email on that server for the "From:" value, but then set the "Reply-To:" value to whatever you would like it to be. @NogDogJan 09.2007 — #It would be added to your $headers string. It might look something like:
@NogDogJan 09.2007 — #
Not really my area of expertise. The[url=http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php]mail() web page[/url] uses it in their example, so I do, too. ?@NogDogJan 09.2007 — #Checkbox element only appear in the $_POST or $_GET array if the box is checked, otherwise it's not set. Therefore, to avoid the notice, you need to refer to that element of the $_POST (or $_GET) array if it has actually been set:
(Change the "" at the end of that line to whatever value you'd prefer to use if the checkbox is not checked.)
SMTP trouble
OK, i’m setting up a webform on someone elses server.
The form works perfectly on my server, however. The server i am testing on, does not allow relaying.
I get the following message…
[b]Warning:
How do i get round this? Could someone please give me a step-by-step.
Many… MANY thanks in advance.
rapidz.
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@NogDogJan 09.2007 — #It would be added to your $headers string. It might look something like:[code=php]
$headers = "From: [email protected]";
$headers .= "Reply-To: $replyrn";
$headers .= "X-Mailer: PHP/".phpversion();
// send it:
mail($to, $subject, $body, $headers);
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@NogDogJan 09.2007 — #nogdog. thankyou very much for your help.
just out of interest, what does the last line of headers do? what is x-mailer?[/QUOTE]
Not really my area of expertise. The
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@NogDogJan 09.2007 — #Checkbox element only appear in the $_POST or $_GET array if the box is checked, otherwise it's not set. Therefore, to avoid the notice, you need to refer to that element of the $_POST (or $_GET) array if it has actually been set:[code=php]
$varname = (isset($_POST['tick4'])) ? $_POST['tick4'] : "";
[/code](Change the "" at the end of that line to whatever value you'd prefer to use if the checkbox is not checked.)