damion

mac_gyver, thanks for your help. The server is a 64bit and phpinfo() shows what I have in my php.ini file for post_max_size. It is 3072M. But...the form does not have a name="", not even a blank value for it. This is it: <form id="form1" action="upload.php" method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data"> Unfortunatley, I won't be able to help with the answer of how the form is being produced. I don't know. But I do know there is PHP, js, and ajax there. And some flash too for the uploader. So several files can be uploaded at one time, the form has multiple file fields if it helps you to know. Thanks again.

Hope you can help explain this warning. I have an upload script that chokes intermittently during uploads, but very rare when it does. It's an annoyance more than anything else. There are no helpful errors on the form when it does fail, but I happened to look at the error log on the server and found this repeated a few dozen times (always has the same limit value): PHP Warning: Unknown: POST Content-Length of 0 bytes exceeds the limit of -1051798902 bytes in Unknown on line 0 My php.ini file bumps up the memory, post and upload size, etc, and I can upload pretty huge files successfully, the biggest was over a half gigabyte once. I know ftp is the best way to go for large files. But this is reliable enough for my use and I'm just trying to understand the warning message. I can't find any results when I do a google search that has '0' as the content length, it's always a larger number. Tnx

When I try to submit my form it doesn't enter the data into the database. My page also shows this message: Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in .... line 18 Line 18 is marked below in the code. Aside the code being dated, I can't get a handle on what to do to solve it. Can someone please help me out? error_reporting (2039); extract($_GET); extract($_POST); $server = "server.com"; $username = "uname"; $password = "pword"; $database = "mydb"; $db = @mysql_connect($server,$username,$password); mysql_select_db($database); if($submit =="save") { $sales = addslashes($sales); $billing = addslashes($billing); $support = addslashes($support); $query = mysql_query("update variables set sales ='$sales', billing='$billing', support ='$support' where id = 1"); } $query = mysql_query("select sales, billing, support from variables"); $row = mysql_fetch_array($query, MYSQL_ASSOC); // line 18 $sales = stripslashes($row['sales']); $billing = stripslashes($row['billing']); $support = stripslashes($row['support']);

I guess I'll be looking for a coder then. I took this about as far as I know how. Any interest in fixing a badly crippled script for almost next to nothing but slightly more than free??

Ah, thanks for the tip about error checking. It seems that when my form is submitted the page it submits to contains 2 warnings and 1 notice. The notice is an undefined variable, and the warnings are for headers already sent. The problem is the header-location is in 2 areas of my page in If statements and I don't know how to get around that.

Hmm... I'm going to play around with that. But maybe I won't make it send an email if the condition is true I'm almost convinced the problem is the user not finding the email in their spam. Every test I ran with my email addresses plugged in I always got them! But I need to be sure, and it's a very aggravating and time consuming issue. Thanks!

I actually tried to follow that before (and also tried example #3). The problem I was having when trying to implement them was that they were appearing literally in the email as text. And of course since it was not parsing it did not change the 'from'. How would you go about adding it in my case? Can you show me? Thanks

I have a site that allows people to register for a fee. It is a very basic form asking for name and contact info. After they fill out the form and submit it, they are brought to paypal to make their payment. After paying, the form data is sent to the admin and to the customer. What is very strange is the form seems to work perfectly most of the time, except sometimes: 1. the email is not received by the admin (not sure if the buyer is getting their copy though). 2. if multiple email addresses in the admin settings to receive it (comma separated), sometimes some receive it, but some do not! The owner of the site said they do check their spam and we've tried different email addresses for the admin (gmail, outlook, yahoo, etc..) and it has occurred on all of them, no rhyme or reason. Do you see anything wrong with my form below that would have this intermittent issue? Also, anyone suggest how I can add headers to this so that the 'from' won't default to the host server name? The file admin.php contains the email variable $admin_email <?php require '../admin.php'; session_start(); if (!isset($_SESSION['order_id']) || empty($_SESSION['order_id'])) { header('Location: ../../'); } // admin email mail($admin_email, 'Website form submitted', 'Visitor information. Registration: ' . $_SESSION['order_id']."\r\n".' First Name: ' .$_SESSION['fname'].' Last Name: ' .$_SESSION['lname'].' Email: ' .$_SESSION['email'].' Phone: ' .$_SESSION['phone']); // visitor email $to = $_SESSION['email']; mail($to, 'Thank you for registering', 'Review your submission below. Please contact us if you need further assistance. Registration: ' . $_SESSION['order_id']."\r\n".' First Name: ' .$_SESSION['fname'].' Last Name: ' .$_SESSION['lname'].' Email: ' .$_SESSION['email'].' Phone: ' .$_SESSION['phone']); session_destroy(); ?>

I have a function that is supposed to find the email address of the user that's logged in my application. going by their ID: function getUserEmail($userID){ $sqll="SELECT id,email FROM users WHERE id='".$userID."'"; $result1=mysql_query($sqll); $row11=mysql_fetch_assoc($result1); $processor=$row11["email"]; return $processor; } What I'm trying to do is incorporate that into sending a simple email to the person that's logged in after they submit a file. But the email is not being sent and I'm getting this message: Warning: mail() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given Here is what I have for sending the email : $sendto = getUserInfo($_REQUEST[1][email]); $subject = "File recieved"; $message = "Hello " . getUser($_REQUEST["user"]) . ". you successfully submitted: $title"; mail($sendto, $subject, $message); How do I extract just the email address to prevent giving the array?

How would I find it? I tried this, but nothing is showing on the page. print_r($get_field);

It seems that CheckExistaisance is a thumbnail and the larger version image. It is an array, correct? <td><a href="<?php CheckExistance(get_field('image')); ?>" rel="lightbox" title="<?php echo the_title(); ?>"><img src="<?php CheckExistance(get_field('thumbnail')); ?>"></a></td> The million dollar question is, how do you fix that? Thanks.

PHP Warning: file_exists() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /home/mysite/public_html/display.mysite.com/wp-content/themes/mytheme/form.php on line 9 PHP Warning: file_exists() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in /home/mysite/public_html/display.mysite.com/wp-content/themes/mytheme/form.php on line 13 I have a form that is having some issues and in the error log I see a bunch of these warnings. What is wrong with this?? I numbered the offending lines below (lines 9 & 13) Thanks for any help on this. function CheckExistance($VUrl) { /*9*/ if ( file_exists($VUrl) ) echo $VUrl; /*13*/ elseif ( file_exists(str_replace('www.display.mysite.com','www.display.com', $VUrl)) ) echo str_replace('www.display.mysite.com','www.mysite.com', $VUrl); else echo str_replace('www.mysite.com','www.display.mysite.com', $VUrl); }

Thank you for that, great info and it makes sense. This is a tough one for me to get to work Ch0cu3r. Been at it a good part of the weekend, but not giving up quite yet!

Sure! Thanks for your time. I have 2 forms on one page - a contact form that has basic fields (ie. name, email address, message, etc.). This one is only on my contact page. Then I also have another form which is even more basic. This one only has an email field with a submit button (this is for newsletter signups and is on all my page footers). Instead of having the contact form write to one csv file, and the newsletter form write to a second csv file, is it possible to have both forms write to one file (form action="combinedFormData.php") and in the file could there be functionality to understand which form was submitted and then do what's required to process it. Once I get that far, I think the best way in an organizational standpoint is to have each form write to its own tab in the csv file rather than blend everything together in a single column? Then of course I'll need a way to access/view the information (seperatley) like someone normally would - sorry about that

I have a contact form with 4 fields, and a one field newsletter signup form (email only) and I would like to keep things tidy and have only one csv file. Ideally each writing to seperate tabs in the file. Can this be done? Thanks