domerdel

thank you for the replies.. still waiting for this to be solved

In my headers field, the actual email exists on a non-godaddy server (MS Exchange), so my contact form is validating fine, but it's not relaying the information from the captured form to the destination email. I called Godaddy, and they told me I need to include: relay-hosting.secureserver.net I'm not sure how to include that into my mail.php file. Here's my code: <?php error_reporting(1); // user_subject field. This is the subject that is sent to the user. // you can replace any fieldname on the form with [fieldname] // edit the mail_user_template.tpl to change the body of the email $user_subject = "Regarding Your Inquiry"; $template_file = "mail_user_template.tpl"; //$mailto = Array("info@reddinghomehelpers.com"); $mailto = Array("delello@gmail.com"); $subject="Web Inquiry: {$_POST['name']} - {$_POST['department']}"; // captcha stuff session_start(); require_once ('securimage/securimage.php'); $securimage = new Securimage(); unset($_SESSION['captcha']); if ($securimage->check($_POST['captcha_code']) == false) { // the code was incorrect // handle the error accordingly with your other error checking foreach( $_POST as $k=>$v ) $_SESSION[$k]=$v; $_SESSION['captcha']="failed"; // or you can do something really basic like this header("location: contact.php"); exit(); } if ( $_POST['tpl'] ) $t_data=file_get_contents("mail_contact.tpl"); else $t_data = file_get_contents("mail_template.tpl"); $user_data = file_get_contents("mail_user_template.tpl"); foreach($_POST as $key=>$value) { $t_data=str_replace("[".$key."]",$value,$t_data); $user_subject=str_replace("[".$key."]",$value,$user_subject); $user_data=str_replace("[".$key."]",$value,$user_data); } if ( $_POST['companyname'] ) $fromname=$_POST['companyname']; elseif ( $_POST['name'] ) $fromname = $_POST['name']; else $fromname = $_POST['firstName'] . " " . $_POST['lastName']; $headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0\n". "Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1\n". "From: \"ReddingHomeHelpers.com\" <info@reddinghomehelpers.com>\n". "Reply-To: \"" . $fromname . "\" <".$_POST['email'].">\n". "Date: ".date("r")."\n"; foreach($mailto as $value) { mail($value,$subject,$t_data,str_replace("[to]",$value,$headers)); } // this is for the user's email $headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0\n". "Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1\n". "From: \"ReddingHomeHelpers.com\" <info@reddinghomehelpers.com>\n". "Date: ".date("r")."\n"; mail($_POST['email'], $user_subject, $user_data,$headers); // Ok so now we send out confirm email. // Dom header("location: thank_you.html"); ?>

$headers = "MIME-Version: 1.0\n". "Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1\n". "From: \"WebsiteFeedbackDD.com\" <info@dominicdesign.com>\n". "Reply-To: \"" . $fromname . "\" <".$_POST['email'].">\n". "Date: ".date("r")."\n"; The Reply-To works fine. this is basically an e-mail to myself (for admin purposes). it comes into a filter so i need the From name to always be unified, but have a different reply to (captures data from the user filled form).... it works fine going through a gMail client, but not my outlook. How do i need to definite this more specifically?

i've developed a working PHP5 file to submit the form to the webmaster (info@). Now, the client wants me to add on a custom autoResponder. basically, the user fills out the form, the user gets an e-mail saying thank you in the subject line and body copy, says it came from info@ website. Here's the PHP script that's linked to it: