Would this cause a problem?

[nick2price]

Sorry. Just a quick question. I have the following

 

	foreach($_SESSION as $k => $sess){
    $message .= $k.": ".$sess."\n".$emailID."\n";
}
if(mail($to, $subject, $message)){
	header("Location: successfulPayment1.html");
}
else {
	echo "ERROR!";
}

} else {

echo "ERROR!";

}

Witout the mail function in an if statement, I received the session variables. With it in the if statement, I receive empty variables. Is the if statement interfering with the forelse loop? And is there a way I can do it like i am attempting, because I only want the header if the email was successful.

[ChemicalBliss]

Is the if statement interfering with the forelse loop?

No

 

is there a way I can do it like i am attempting, because I only want the header if the email was successful.

1. There is no way to know if the email was recieved, only if it was managed to be sent.

2. The code you have provided here (minus the extra else statement at the bottom) is in working order. eg:

 

   foreach($_SESSION as $k => $sess){
       $message .= $k.": ".$sess."\n".$emailID."\n";
   }
   if(mail($to, $subject, $message)){
      header("Location: successfulPayment1.html");
   }
   else {
      echo "ERROR!";
   }

 

Should work as intended. (Assuming $emailID is already set before this code, and that Sessions variables do exist.)

 

-cb-