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No, just trying to use javascript to post the same data the form is posting, is not going to fix whatever is not working right now. Did you debug the form handling using the developer tools of your browser? You want to open developer tools and use the Network Tab. Then submit your form and you should be able to look at the request and the response. This will show you if the server is returning any errors. As I said previously, the code you posted is simple and I see no problems with it. It most likely does work, only you are not getting the emails, and that has nothing to do with the code, and everything to do with how email works and the way your server works. Email deliverability is complicated, and to debug an issue with it requires a full understanding of your ISP. In most cases, to send an email, you must use a mail server they supply. if (mail($recipient, $subject, $email_content, $email_headers)) { This is the line of code that actually sends the email, but what it really is doing is dumping the mail to your server's Mail Transfer Agent. I can't 100% tell you this is the case without knowing more about your ISP and your server, but by default that is how it works. So to the PHP code, it looks like the mail is sent, but from there the mail will simply disappear because the MTA tries to forward the mail and that gets rejected. This does not happen in realtime, so you will never know (without looking at logs) that the mail was never delivered. Many ISP's do not allow mail to be sent directly from a server, using the MTA, as a way of rejecting spam. So in that case, they require you to deliver mail to their internal servers, and it will then be sent by their mail server for you. You really need support from your hosting company to debug a complicated problem like email in many cases.

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