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Yes.

You would need to create a link that requests your php script. eg; <a href="/yourscript.php?id=10"><img src="foo.png" /></a> Then in yourscript.php the id will be within $_GET['id'].

A few things wrong here: You execute your query outside of the loop. This means it will only ever execute the last query. Where exactly are $id and $value defined? It's not real clear what your actually trying to do.

I'm not sure it could be dumbed down much further. REQUEST_URI returns the uri that was used to access the page.

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Exactly what is says.

Where exactly is this html coming from? Your going to need to post some relevant code.

I'm not going to write the code for you. Where are you stuck?

This: $query = '$query = ' . '"' . $query . '"'; Is making the query invalid.

See json_encode.

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What exactly is the question?

Anything is possible. Probably not the simplest of things to implement but hey. Have you tried breaking the problem down into achievable parts? What have you tried?

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You must have misread the documentation. An example of what headers look like taken directly from the documentation I linked you to is: $headers = 'From: webmaster@example.com' . "\r\n" . 'Reply-To: webmaster@example.com' . "\r\n" . 'X-Mailer: PHP/' . phpversion(); Yours contain someones name, department, email and phone number all concatenated together in one continuous string that I imagine would look some thing like: thorpedeveloperthorpe@phpfreaks.com0243677098 I would start by leaving the header argument out all together as not all servers are going to require it. Be aware though, that without valid headers, allot of mail will go to the trash.

mail.

No one is going to install some framework just to test your code. You might want to actually describe the issue your having.

Awesome, I'm sure your clients will be happy to hear you have finally decided to start to figure out what your doing.

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Unless your header.php, nav.php or footer.php file incude your index.php file there is nothing in your code that could do what your describing.

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Have you tried going to the link in the error message?