[SOLVED] Changing Email Script's Message Area

[alconebay]

I have this http://www.thewebhelp.com/php/php_contact_form_with_image_validation/ script setup and working on my site.

 

However, I would like to change the actual email received so that the IP address shows after the message, not before the message.

 

This is the part that formats the message (as far as I can tell). Whenever I rearrange the "$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']" so its after $message I break the script...

 

mail("$email", 'Puplookup User Question: '.$subject, $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']."\n\n".$message, "From: $from");

 

Thanks

[conker87]

Try:

mail("$email", 'Puplookup User Question: '.$subject, $message . "/n/n" . $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], "From: $from");

[alconebay]

That almost works.

If my message ($message) is "Test." I get this email back:

 

Test./n/n66.135.29.186

 

Those "/n/n" are being echoed. What do they do anyway? I also need a line break after the message.

 

Thanks

[alconebay]

If I change it to this:

 

mail("$email", 'Puplookup User Question: '.$subject, $message . "  " . "IP address of sender: " . $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], "From: $from");

 

and I resend the form I get this:

 

Test.  IP address of sender: 66.135.29.186

 

Were those \n\n things important? If not, all I need it a suggestion on how to make a line break between the message and ip info.

[alconebay]

Haha, those "\n" things are a line break. I feel dumb. Changing the line to below did the trick:

 

mail("$email", 'Puplookup User Question: '.$subject, $message . "\n\n". "IP address of sender: " . $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], "From: $from");

 

How it was formatted:

 

Test.

 

IP address of sender: 66.135.29.186

 

Thanks for getting me on the right path conker87.