Ohkay so i have my contact page and my form and im trying to send emails straight from the form. i have a contact.php and im using xampp to test it . only problem is nothing happens. nothing sent to email nothing sent to mailoutput folder just nothing happens any help would be greatly appreciated!
also i have no experience in php at the moment . i do plan on learning but im just trying to finish this site for now lol thanks everyone!
If youāre running XAMPP you will need to have Mercury up and running to be able to send emails. Either than or replace the PHP mail() function with PHPMailer or a similar mail class.
ohkay i added subject to the code. and still nothing excuse my ignorance ; i cant seem to understand this whole process with php and email servers and such. also i dont have a host server
Hello Leny, I have not seen your code but I think if the code is all correct then the local host can be the issue. You need to upload the files to a real hosting server and then try.
If you donāt have real hosting then can you use someoneās others⦠like friends or othersā¦
Ohkay will do ; thanks again! oh i noticed in the link you gave me to test my form that the background of my images are white instead of transparent ; is that how its gonna be when i publish the site?
I use Fireworks daily and they canāt restore transparencies unless some how the layers havenāt merged during the loss of transparency. Then itās possible, but very unlikely because during a merge, the image then acts like a jpg hence why it loses transparency. Only jpg loses transparency while creating an image. Both gif and png typically keep transparencies when they are created if the image does include a transparent background. The other way I know is to use the Magic Tool to remove parts that you think may have been merged during the conversion. So if the background turned black when it was uploaded, then youāll have to select a large portion of the black background. What I typically like to do if there is no transparent background is to remove everything in the background up to the smallest pixels. Even though this may take time, for me, itās worth it at the end.