super simple mail subscription thing

[hypnoticvibe]

I am PHP illiterate. I tried to write a little subscription form like this:
[code]<?php
$address = $_POST['email'];
if ($address) {
  $to = "[email protected]";
  $subject = "Subscribe Me";
  $body = "This is a request to add someone to the mailing list.";
  mail($to, $subject, $body, "From: " . $address . "\r\nX-Mailer: Subscription Script\r\n");
  echo "You have been subscribed.";
}
else {
  echo "Unsuccessful. Please try again.";
}
?>[/code]
Here is the mark-up that corresponds:
[code]<form method="post" action="subscribe.php"> 
<label for="email"><strong>E-Mail:</strong></label>
<input id="email" type="text" size="30" name="email" tabindex="1" />
<input type="submit" value="Subscribe" tabindex="2" />
</form>[/code]
What happens is that the person's "name" is always:
[quote]Your name[/quote]
Unfortuntely, replaying and called people "Your name" tends to confuse people, ;)

[Orio]

I dont see where the user needs to enter his name name nor how you send/store it.

Orio.

[hypnoticvibe]

Grrrrrrr. My mind is scattered these days. Sorry for confusion. I figured out how to make the subscription form by referencing the E-Mail form a friend wrote for me so I mixed the 2 up. Here's the E-Mail form that's having the problem I described:
[code][<?php
/*
* SPRONKware E-mail Form Handler
*
* (c)2006 Keith Humm - SPRONKware
*
* This script may be used, unmodified or modified, with recognition in the form of:
* "This script originally written by Keith Humm - SPRONKware / firestudio.
*  www.spronkware.com, www.firestudio.co.nz" at the top of the comments.
*/

/*
* Import (required - break if it doesn't exist) the SPRONKware Form Validation Library
* which includes sw_botCheck() and sw_validateEmailAddress().
*/
require('sw_formvalid_v1.0.php');


/*
* Sends an e-mail formatted to the correct array specification:
* ['to']: valid e-mail address to send e-mail to
* ['subject']: Subject text of e-mail
* ['contents']: Message contents, can contain HTML.
* ['headers']: Additional headers as defined in email RFC. Should include 'From: Name <[email protected]>' at minimum.
*/
function sendEmail($tfsc_array)
{
mail( $tfsc_array['to'], $tfsc_array['subject'], $tfsc_array['contents'], $tfsc_array['headers'] );
}


/*
* SCRIPT BODY
*
* - Checks fields are filled out and of acceptable size.
* - Runs Spam Bot Check
* - Checks for e-mail address validity
* - Sends e-mail
* - (COMMENTED OUT) Sends automatic reply.
*/

// Check fields are filled out
if(!isset($_POST['name']) || !isset($_POST['email']) || !isset($_POST['message']))
{
echo("<h1>Error</h1><p>Please fill out all fields. Press the back button to go back.</p>");
}
// Check name and e-mail for acceptable size.
if(strlen($_POST['name']) > 255 || strlen($_POST['email'] > 255))
{
echo("<h1>Error</h1><p>You have exceeded the maximum length for a name or e-mail address. Press the back button to go back.</p>");
}

// Validate user and user agent with botCheck from FormValid library.
sw_botCheck();

// Validate E-mail Address
if(sw_validateEmailAddress($_POST['email']))
{
// Validation passed, format e-mail array
$name = $_POST['name'];
$email = $_POST['email'];
$message = $_POST['message'];

$userEmail['to'] = "[email protected]";
$userEmail['headers'] = "From: Your Name <".$email.">";
$userEmail['subject'] = "E-mail form submission from ".$name." <".$email.">";
$userEmail['contents'] = html_entity_decode($message);

// Send e-mail.
sendEmail($userEmail);


// Now redirect user to thanks page.
  header( "Location: thanks.php" );
  }
  else
  {
  // E-mail address not valid.
  echo("<h1>Error</h1><p>We have detected that the e-mail address entered is invalid. Please press back and check this, otherwise send e-mail using the address noted on the <a href=\"contact.html\">contact details</a> page.");
  }
?>[/code]