PHP Thing

[AlexC]

Hi,

i have these bits of code:

   <select name='sig'>
            <option value='0'>None</option>
            <option value='hs' selected>Hosting Services</option>
            <option value='cs'>Community Services</option>
            <option value='am'>Automated Message</option>
            <option value='im'>Intranet Mailing</option>
            <option value='ac'>Alexander Cutts</option>
            <option value='cb'>Chris Bennett</option>
            <option value='ce'>ChaoticEnigma</option>
            <option value='jc'>Jason Cambre</option>
          </select>

if ($action==mailsite) {
    if ($sig==0) {
        $sig = "";
        mail("$to","$subject","$message\n\n$sig","From: $from");
    }
    if ($sig=='hs') {
        $sig = "-------------------------------------------------------\nAtomic Online.net Hosted Services\nhosting@atomic-online.net";
        mail("$to","$subject","$message\n\n$sig","From: $from");
    }
    if ($sig=='cs') {
        $sig = "-------------------------------------------------------\nAtomic Online.net Community Services\ncommunityservices@atomic-online.net";
        mail("$to","$subject","$message\n\n$sig","From: $from");
    } 

(etc.)

and it refuses to mail the signature bit at the bottom (the message has no signature)

the code definatly points to mailsite etc

any ideas?

[exbabylon]

I have found the mail() function in PHP to be very usefull, but also very hard to work with at times, since it is a little different than a basic print and run function (obviously). So here is my suggestion to you.

Your code here is a little bit, ah, over done. You can do this very simply with a lot less lines of code.

ie.

if($sig == "hs"){
    $bottom = "-------------------------------------------------------\nAtomic Online.net Hosted Services\nhosting@atomic-online.net";
} elseif($sig == "cs"){
    $bottom = "-------------------------------------------------------\nAtomic Online.net Community Services\ncommunityservices@atomic-online.net";
}

mail("$name <$to>", "$subject", "$message\n\n$bottom", "From: $from\r\nReply-to: $from"); 

Try that and see what happens. Only declare the mail() once, instead of many times, and don't overwrite your $sig variable.

God Bless,

Alex