PHP mail() function not delivering html form contents to my mail id

[Swayamjit]

<?php
 
  $name = $_POST['name'];
  $email = $_POST['email'];
  $contact = $_POST['contact'];
  $subject = $_POST['subject'];
  $message = $_POST['message'];

        ini_set( 'display_errors', 1 );
        error_reporting( E_ALL );
        
        $to = "xyz@gmail.com";
        $subject = "Enquiry Through Website";
        
        
$headers = 'From: XYZ <info@xyz.com>' . PHP_EOL .
    'Reply-To: XYZ <info@xyz.com>' . PHP_EOL .
    'X-Mailer: PHP/' . phpversion();
        
    $email_body = "Full Name: " . $name . "\r\n" .
                            "Email ID: " . $email . "\r\n" .
                            "Contact Number: " . $contact . "\r\n" .
                            "Subject: " . $subject . "\r\n" .
                            "Message: " . $message ;
    
        
        mail($to,$subject,$email_body, $headers);
       

    header("Location:thankyou.html");
     
?>

[phppup]

You did not ask a question.

You didn't post your code within the designated coding < > template.

Nonetheless, it appears your mail function

mail($to,$subject,$email_body, $headers);

is directing your outbound emails to the variable $to (which appears to be equated to xyz@gmail.com)

Either check the inbox of xyz@gmail.com or change the email address connected to $to

[ginerjm]

Have to ask - Have you sent mail this way previously?   

PS - I would move the error checking settings to the top of your script.  That way you will perhaps see some new errors that you missed by doing the settings late.

And this is a bit easier way to provide your body content:

$email_body = "
	Full Name: $name/r/n
	Email ID: $email/r/n
	Contact Number: $contact\r\n
	Subject: $subject\r\n
	Message: $message";

$email_body = "
	Full Name: $name\r\n
	Email ID: $email\r\n
	Contact Number: $contact\r\n
	Subject: $subject\r\n
	Message: $message";

 

Edited January 6, 2023 by ginerjm

[ginerjm]

And something else I just remembered.  I do believe that if you are running a script that you must use a valid domain address as your 'From' one.  You can't use  abc.com as the From if you are using xyz.com as your hostname.