jimleeder123

I have a while loop that does everything I need for all items except the first one echoed out. It doesn't get the form tags, but every other one does. My code is below, can anyone help? $cats = "SELECT cat_name FROM categories"; $catsres = mysql_query($cats) or die(mysql_error()); echo "<div class='categorymenu'>"; while ($catrow = mysql_fetch_array($catsres)) { echo "<div class='categoryline'>"; echo "<form method='post' action='products.php'>"; echo "<input type='submit' value='"; echo $catrow['cat_name']; echo "' />"; echo "<input type='hidden' name='category' value='"; echo $catrow['cat_name']; echo "' />"; echo "</form>"; echo "</div>"; } echo "</div>";

Everything is working except the headers. The mail call is: mail($to,$subject,$message,$headers);

No, I've tried an address with my own domain and that doesn't work. I've got this, but the from address doesn't work, and HTML does work: $headers= 'Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1'; $headers.= 'From: James <[email protected]>' . "\r\n";

I'm still having trouble with the headers for PHP Mail. I can make the email work with just the HTML header and no "From" header. However if I have the "From" Header, the "from" address works, but then the HTML doesn't. Below is my code, does anyone know how to fix this please? $headers = 'From: JMS <[email protected]>' . "\r\n"; $headers.= "Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" . "\r\n"; mail($to,$subject,$message,$headers);

Sorted it.

But I've got some stuff required in the message as well that shouldn't be repeated by the for loop. For example a confirmation of order message and customer ID. Would I just put $message .= ..... before the for loop as well as having the for loop like above?

I am trying to echo out product names onto php mail. I have it in the $message variable, code is below (have cut out a lot of other stuff in there, HTML code is all working fine) $message = ' 'for($z=0;$z<$h;$z++) { echo "<tr>"; echo '<td colspan="18">'.$_SESSION['transferproducts'.$z.''].'</td>'; echo '<td colspan="2">'.$_SESSION['transferprices'.$z.''].'</td>'; echo "</tr>"; }' '; I'm getting an error on the line where the "for" starts. How can I get it to work correctly?

I've got it working, thanks QuickOldCar

I have noticed that if I echo the session instead of the variable it echoes the whole name correctly. But how would I put it in this sql statement - $orderitems = "INSERT INTO order_items (order_item_product, order_item_price, order_item_order_id) VALUES ('$fproduct[$g]', '$fprice', '$orderid')"; //mysql_query($orderitems) or die(mysql_error()); No matter what I do, it just brings up errors probably because of the commas etc. Any help please?

I've got this code: $f = count($_SESSION['checkoutprods']); //brings current number of products in the cart/checkout session for($g=0;$g<$f;$g++) { //gets each order item, so if 2 in checkout, gets the 2 products. Uses the number of items in the sessions above assigned to $f $fproduct[$g] = $_SESSION['transferproducts'.$g.'']; echo "Product Test: "; echo $fproduct[$g]; echo "<br /> <br />"; } The session $_SESSION['checkoutprods'] has whatever products have been processed. So 0 might be Margherita, and 1 might be Ham Pizza. I do a var dump on it, and it has the full names. I echo out "$fproduct[$g]" but it only brings up the first leters of each item in the array (M and H in the example). Any idea how to get the full name? Once I have got this working, it will be inserted into a database table.

I have tried using the code on that website but it comes up very weirdly. Using this code: $headers = 'MIME-Version: 1.0' . "\r\n"; $headers .= 'Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1' . "\r\n"; // Additional headers $headers .= 'To: James <[email protected]>'. "\r\n"; $headers .= 'From: Birthday Reminder <[email protected]>' . "\r\n"; $headers .= 'Cc: [email protected]' . "\r\n"; $headers .= 'Bcc: [email protected]' . "\r\n"; mail($to,$subject,$message,$headers); Brings up the result below (Only e-mail body pasted, can't post screenshot). Why is this? The HTML isn't working and Outlook isn't displaying the headers as I thought. Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 To: James <[email protected]> From: Birthday Reminder <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected] Message-Id: <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 5 Jun 2015 09:51:18 +0100 (BST) 3.99 // variable is sent to email correctly like this Margherita <i>Test</i>

I've got this: mail($to,$subject,$message,"Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"); It sends through HTML e-mail fine, but I can't get it to show both who its from, and get the HTML bits in ("Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"). Can anyone help please?

Solved - $together = "$name $price <br /> <strong>Extra Topping:</strong> $option";

I have got it working on my end but I need the price and product name going through together as one, currently they are treated as two seperate array items. I have the name and price assigned to their own variables ($name and $price). Could I put these two variables together or is it not possible? I have been trying things like "$together = $name && $price" but of course doesn't work.

Thats just echoing out all items in the array regardless. I want to echo out product names selected by the user, as saved in $_SESSION['product'.$i.''];

I have noticed that if I remove the underscore in $_SESSION['product'.$i.''] it only gets echoed once but the count still goes up

$_SESSION['products'][] = $_SESSION['product'.$i.'']; foreach ($_SESSION['products'] as $item) { echo "$item<br>"; } The session $_SESSION['product'.$i.''] is the product that has just been processed

I have tried the array suggested and it works, but whenever you click onto another page, it echoes the session a second time, third if you go to another page and so on. I tried unsetting the session after the for each loop but that clears the older item in the cart and just shows the item just entered.

There could be over 10 sessions at a time, depending on what the user wants to order. Will I have to write out all the product names into an array like above? The auto increment value ( $i ) is the number for how many items are in the cart, so if its the 5th item in the cart then $i will be 5.

No, that won't work. Products are shown each with an "add to cart" button, which then takes you to a process page which sets the product name to the auto incremented session - $_SESSION['product'.$i.'']; - which is then echoed out on the cart section of the website (all pages). Sessions will be stored as echo $_SESSION['product1']; echo $_SESSION['product2']; echo $_SESSION['product3']; and so on. Instead of echoing echo $_SESSION['product'.$i.''] I want some code to be able to echo all of these at the same time if they are set.

I've got a session $_SESSION['product'.$i.''] that I am trying to echo out. The auto increment on it is working, the $i is auto incremented. So if I do: $i = $_SESSION['count']; echo $_SESSION['product'.$i.'']; echo " ("; echo $_SESSION['count']; echo ") "; It will come up as "Ham Pizza (4)" if it is the 4th time I have done the process and so on. If I echo the sessions out like below: echo $_SESSION['product1']; echo $_SESSION['product2']; echo $_SESSION['product3']; It will come out with the associated product names in the order I done them, eg: Ham PizzaMargheritaBBQ Pizza What I want to know is how to echo them all out at the same time. This is so a user can see what is in their cart, and when I get to it, the checkout too. Any help please?

I have since fixed this, got it to work with array_push and a few if statements. Code below for addtocart.php session_start(); unset ($_SESSION['.$product.']); unset ($_SESSION['.$total.']); //unset ($_SESSION['cart']); $id = $_POST['hiddenid']; $name = $_POST['hiddenname']; $child = $_POST['child']; if (!isset($_SESSION['cart'])) { //if cart is empty if ($child != "none"){ //if child product has been selected $_SESSION['cart'] = array($child); }else{ //if the child product has not been selected show the main product name (product won't have a child product) $_SESSION['cart'] = array($name); } }else{ //if cart already has 1 or more items in it if ($child != "none"){ array_push($_SESSION['cart'], ''.$child.''); //if there is already an item in the cart, add a new additional one }else{ array_push($_SESSION['cart'], ''.$name.''); } } $message = "You have added a product to the cart. You will be redirected to the category page."; echo "<script type='text/javascript'>alert('$message'); window.location.href = 'shop.php';</script>";

Update: I have got it working putting a single one in as an array, but when I append arrays (using stac overflow help) it comes up with the data in the first array, and then "array array array..." and so on. If i do a var_dump on it I can see the data. But obviously I need to echo it out.

I can show a single product in a cart, but unsure how to show multiple products. I have a cart on my front page. Categories are shown by PHP/mysql, when you choose a category its products are then shown. each product has an "add to cart" button, which leads to addtocart.php. The php code for this file is below: -------------------------------------------------- session_start(); unset ($_SESSION['.$product.']); unset ($_SESSION['.$total.']); $product = $_POST['hiddenid']; $child = $_POST['child']; $group = $_POST['attributes']; $total = array('id' => $product, 'child' => $child, 'attributes' => $group); $_SESSION['id'] = $total['id']; //Parent product ID, eg Margherita $_SESSION['child'] = $total['child']; //child product eg 8" Margherita $_SESSION['attributes'] = $total['attributes']; $message = "You have added a product to the cart. You will be redirected to the category page."; echo "<script type='text/javascript'>alert('$message'); window.location.href = 'shop.php';</script>"; -------------------------------------------------------------- Then on the front page, I show the cart in an include file. The cart php code is as follows: ------------------------------------- echo "<div id='cartwrap'>"; echo "<div id='cart'>"; echo "<div id='carttitlewrap'>"; echo "<span id='carttitle'>Cart</span>"; echo "</div>"; echo "<br /> <br />"; if (!isset($_SESSION['id'])) { echo "nothing here"; }else{ $id = $_SESSION['id']; $child = $_SESSION['child']; $group = $_SESSION['attributes']; echo "Main Product ID: "; echo '<span>'.$id.'</span>'; echo "<br />"; echo "<br />"; echo "Child Product: "; echo '<span>'.$child.'</span>'; echo "<br />"; echo "<br />"; echo "Attribute Option: "; echo '<span>'.$group.'</span>'; }//end of if to check if products in cart echo "</div>"; echo "</div>"; ---------------------------------------------------------- So I want to know how to add multiple products to the cart. The above code shows data for a single product in the cart, but not multiple.

I haven't had the time to work on my CMS recently and probably won't for a little while but in English ---------- I make products appear on a page according to the category ID in a hidden field sent from the last page. So on the 2nd page all pizzas appear, or all garlic breads appear or all kebabs appear etc. Each product is given a new hidden field which has the product id in. I want to turn this id into a $_SESSION so I can display it in a cart all over the website until the user makes the purchase when the session will be destroyed. Back in programmer language, I have an idea I will try when I next work on this - could I put the posted data into a variable ($foundid = $_POST['hiddenid'] ) and put this in a session? ($_SESSION['.$foundid.'] = $foundid) ?? Thanks.