mikeumus

So I tried to search out my solution in th forums with no luck. This: function bowob_link(){ echo "<li><h2>Chat <img align=\"absmiddle\" src=\"L4DTchatIcon.png\" title=\"L4DT Chat\" alt=\"L4DT Chat\"/></h2>\n"; bowob_link_rooms(); echo "</li>\n"; } Bares me no fruit(image). No images shows. is \" not the right way to do this? :'(

and... back on top. This is soo close to being resolved. So what does that error above mean? ???

Wow, thanks kenrbnsn. I already learning alot just from this thread. What is the session command? So I inserted your code into formHandler.php and sendPost.php and got this error on my formHandler.php(the second page): _____________________________________________________________ Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at /home/content/m/i/k/mikeumus/html/l4dt.com/formHandler.php: in /home/content/m/i/k/mikeumus/html/l4dt.com/formHandler.php on line 73 _____________________________________________________________ Is this because of my Google Analytics code? Can I create a separate instance of the session_start function?

Thanks awpti, i'll definetly apply that to my code once I get it working. Crayon Violent, No error now, but no info passed again. I really wish you guys could see the big picture, so now you can: Here's waht's important in each file: Post.php: ...<form action="formHandler.php" method="post">... <input onMouseOver="cursor(pointer)" type="reset" value="Reset"> <input type="submit" value="Next"> </form> formHandler.php: <?php $message .= "Tournament Title: {$_POST['title']} <br/>"; $message .= "Host's Name: {$_POST['name']} <br/>"; $message .= "Host's E-Mail: {$_POST['email']} <br>"; $message .= "Host's Tag/Username: {$_POST['tag']} <br/>"; $message .= "Country/Territoy: {$_POST['country']} <br/>"; $message .= "Location: {$_POST['address']} <br/>"; $message .= "Sign-up Cap: {$_POST['cap']} <br/>"; $message .= "Date(s): {$_POST['dates']} <br/>"; $message .= "Prize(s): {$_POST['prize']} <br/>"; $message .= "Rule Set: {$_POST['ruleSet']} <br/>"; $message .= "Custom Rule(s): {$_POST['customRule']} <br/>"; $message .= "Description: {$_POST['detail']} <br/><br/>"; ?> <form method="post" action="sendPost.php"> <input type="button" onClick="history.go(-1)" value="Back"> <input type="submit" value="Submit"> </form> sendPost.php in it's entirety: <?php $email=$_POST['$email']; $title=$_POST['$title']; $name=$_POST['$name']; $tag=$_POST['$tag']; $country=$_POST['$country']; $address=$_POST['$address']; $cap=$_POST['$cap']; $date=$_POST['$dates']; $prize=$_POST['$prize']; $ruleSet=$_POST['$ruleSet']; $customRule=$_POST['$customRule']; $detail=$_POST['$detail']; $message=$_GET['$message']; mail("mikeumus@gmail.com","L4DT Form Submission","$message","From: $email"); header("Location:thankyou.htm"); ?> The info's not getting to sendPost.php, but I know I've had the mail code working at differnt times tonight casue I've gotten emails with content like: array and $title,$name,$tag,$country,$address,$cap,$date,$prize,$ruleSet,$customRule,$detail And I took the 's off $title,$name,$tag,$country,$address,$cap,$date,$prize,$ruleSet,$customRule,$detail tried that, blank emial. I used "s instead, blank email, so the form information isn't getting to sendPost.php > ??? ??? ??? :-\ :-\ :-\ :'( :'( :'(

I'm pretty confident I know what's wrong with my code now. There is an initial post.php where user enter in the forms information that form reads: <form action="formHandler.php" method="post"> Then the next page spits the info they entered back at them to double check what they entered: <h3><span title="Left 4 Dead Versus Tournament Submission Form" style="text-decoration:underline">Left 4 Dead Versus Tournament Submission Form</span></h3><br> <br/> <br/>Please take a moment to review your entry, making sure it's correct before submission.<br/><br/> You entered:<br/><br/> Tournament Title: <?php echo($_POST['title'])?> <br/> Host's Name: <? echo($_POST['name'])?> <br/> Host's E-Mail: <?php echo($_POST['email'])?> <br/> Host's Tag/Username:<?php echo($_POST['tag'])?> <br/> Country/Territoy: <?php echo($_POST['country'])?> <br/> Location: <?php echo($_POST['address'])?> <br/> Sign-up Cap: <?php echo($_POST['cap'])?> <br/> Date(s): <?php echo($_POST['date'])?> <br/> Prize(s): <?php echo($_POST['prize'])?> <br/> Rule Set: <?php echo($_POST['ruleSet'])?> <br/> Custom Rule(s): <?php echo($_POST['customRule'])?> <br/> Description: <?php echo($_POST['detail'])?> <br/><br/> <form method="post" action="sendPost.php"> <input type="button" onClick="history.go(-1)" value="Back"> <input type="submit" value="Submit"> </form> Then sendPost.php, the code we've wrongly been discussing because of my ignorance: <?php $email=$_POST['$email']; $title=$_POST['$title']; $name=$_POST['$name']; $tag=$_POST['$tag']; $country=$_POST['$country']; $address=$_POST['$address']; $cap=$_POST['$cap']; $date=$_POST['$date']; $prize=$_POST['$prize']; $ruleSet=$_POST['$ruleSet']; $customRule=$_POST['$customRule']; $detail=$_POST['$detail']; $message=array($title,$name,$tag,$country,$address,$cap,$date,$prize,$ruleSet,$customRule,$detail); $m=implode(" ",$message); mail("mikeumus@gmail.com","L4DT Form Submission","$m","From: $email"); header("Location:thankyou.htm"); ?> So I'm guessing(and guessing correctly, that the form information isn't making it from the second page into sendPost.php, right? So on the second page, I though I could I do this to get the data from the second page to sendPost.php like the million posts on the PHP.net mail - Manual: <?php $message .= "Tournament Title: echo($_POST['title']) <br/>"; $message .= "Host's Name: echo($_POST['name']) <br/>"; $message .= "Host's E-Mail: echo($_POST['email']) <br>"; $message .= "Host's Tag/Username: echo($_POST['tag']) <br/>"; $message .= "Country/Territoy: echo($_POST['country']) <br/>"; $message .= "Location: echo($_POST['address']) <br/>"; $message .= "Sign-up Cap: echo($_POST['cap']) <br/>"; $message .= "Date(s): echo($_POST['dates']) <br/>"; $message .= "Prize(s): echo($_POST['prize']) <br/>"; $message .= "Rule Set: echo($_POST['ruleSet']) <br/>"; $message .= "Custom Rule(s): echo($_POST['customRule']) <br/>"; $message .= "Description: echo($_POST['detail']) <br/><br/>"; ?> But this causes this error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or T_NUM_STRING in /home/content/m/i/k/mikeumus/html/l4dt.com/formHandler.php on line 72 Every single comment on that manual has BS like this: $message .= and for what? What are they using their html mail for? It seems useless is that manual old, i'm freaking out.

Thanks for the response Lodius2000, but but if not REQUEST then where am I getting my form information from? I don't see how your getting it in your code example. Plus, how do I add all my forms information into the email?? All this: '$title','$name','$tag','$country','$address','$cap','$date','$prize','$ruleSet','$customRule','$detail' I am receiving an email in my tests but it's blank.

I'm really immune to becoming addicted to PHP at the moment as I am at the bottom of the learning curve. There are a million mail() tutorials out there, but the ones I've found are not for form submission I guess because they all expect that $message should definetly be enough, why would you want any more than that!? I've re-arranged my code sooooooooooo much, adding 's and "s everytime I make a change to every var in my array. I had to stop. And now I'm here. Here's the code: :'( <?php $email=$_REQUEST['email']; $title=$_REQUEST['title']; $name=$_REQUEST['name']; $tag=$_REQUEST['tag']; $country=$_REQUEST['country']; $address=$_REQUEST['address']; $cap=$_REQUEST['cap']; $date=$_REQUEST['date']; $prize=$_REQUEST['prize']; $ruleSet=$_REQUEST['ruleSet']; $customRule=$_REQUEST['customRule']; $detail=$_REQUEST['detail']; $message=array('$title','$name','$tag','$country','$address','$cap','$date','$prize','$ruleSet','$customRule','$detail'); $m=implode(" ",$message); mail("mikeumus@gmail.com","L4DT Form Submission","$m","From: $email"); header("Location:thankyou.htm"); ?>