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Hi again,

I have been reading on sending email with PHP and have finally done my first php mail function.

I use this to retrieve a user's pasaword and have it emailed automatically:

<?php $password = $row_user_data_RS['cliente_password']; ?>
<?php $email = $row_user_data_RS['cliente_email']; ?>
<?php mail($email, 'Your password is', $password, 'From: '.$email.''); ?>

The resulting email contains just the user password.

I would lke to know how I can add HTML code to the body of the email so that I can deliver a nicely formated email.

Thanks ll.

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OK, I heve done this now:

 

<?php
// The message
$message = "Dear client,\n your access details are:\n Usr Name:'$email'\n Password:'$password'";
$email = $row_user_data_RS['cliente_email'];
$password = $row_user_data_RS['cliente_password'];

// In case any of our lines are larger than 70 characters, we should use wordwrap()
$message = wordwrap($message, 70);

// Send
mail($email,'Your access details', $message);
?> 
</body>
</html>
<?php
mysql_free_result($user_data_RS);
?>

An email is sent ok, but the $email and $password vars are blank. I know I'm doing something wrong here.....but what is it?

You are putting your $message variable before you set your $email and $password variables

 

$message = "Dear client,\n your access details are:\n Usr Name:$email \n Password:$password";  <---Move this after the two below

$email = $row_user_data_RS['cliente_email'];

$password = $row_user_data_RS['cliente_password'];

try this:

 

$message = "Dear client,\n your access details are:\n Usr Name:".$email."\n Password:".$password;

 

Variables are parsed in double quoted strings, no need to do that.

 

Swap your lines around:

// The message
$email = $row_user_data_RS['cliente_email'];
$password = $row_user_data_RS['cliente_password'];
$message = "Dear client,\n your access details are:\n Usr Name:'$email'\n Password:'$password'";

 

Variables are looked at in an ordered fashion.  So you must declare and then use, you cannot use then declare.

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