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If you look at the manual page for the mail function there are examples of sending HTML emails.

Do you know what Ajax is?

Your missing a )

What does firebug have to say?

Yes it's possible. Hard? I wouldn't consider it so, but your not me. Time? 10 minutes, again, your time may differ.

http://php.net/functions

Depending on where the script is executing from you likely need to remove the http://dowmain.com/ part. Starting a path with a slash will mean php will look for the script in the root of the filesystem.

Iv'e never heard of a PHP script being too large to process, there is more likely a problem with your code.

Simple fix. Don't use urls as includes, use filesystem paths instead.

What exactly is complex about it?

Ive never bothered with any compilers, don't really see the point sorry.

Then C: means nothing. The root of the Linux filesystem is represented by /

Python, Ruby? Could be any of many different languages.

There are plenty of PHP compilers around, have your searched Google?

Filesystem paths are OS specific, your issue has nothing to do with Apache vs IIS. If default isn't part of any of your websites you are obviously using the wrong path.

As soon as these values are passed to JavaScript (which would happen when your page was being created or via an Ajax call) they would be on the client-side and available for anyone to see. Not much you can do about that if you need them in your client side code.

I don't see anywhere within that code where you actually query any ldap server?

Looks like some Google plug in playing up on your end.

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No errors here.

You seem to misunderstand how variable assignment works. Data is assigned to the item on the left of the = assignment operator, not the right. That means, in your example above the variable $name is being assigned the value from $_GET['sid'] not the other way around.

You are including product.php twice.

Apache is no different to IIS, are sure the issue isn't Windows vs Linux?

You should be using... if(isset($_SESSION['memberof'])){ instead of.... if($_SESSION['memberof']){ Be aware that indexes are case sensitive too. Have you set $_SESSION['memberof'] anywhere?