[SOLVED] help with if statement in function

[wrathican]

hey guys i have a function that sends an email

 

in that function i have an if statement to decide what email address that email should be sent to. the problem is i cant see the email address outside of the if statement when i echo it. am i meant to be able to see it? if not then how do get to see it? if so then take a look at my code n see if you can tell whats up. please help me this is the last bit needed to complete the website!

 

function sendbooking($name, $email, $house, $street, $town, $postcode, $home, $mobile, $tour, $price, $type, $day, $month, $year, $experience, $health)
{
//this is gets the name of the tour instead of id
$query = "SELECT * FROM cy_list WHERE li_id='" . $tour . "'";
$result = mysql_query($query);
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result,MYSQL_NUM))
{
$tourn = $row[2];
}
if (($type == 'course') && ($tour == 'INTERMEDIATE')) {
    $sendto = "[email protected]";
} elseif (($type == 'course') && ($tour == 'BEGGINNER')) {
    $sendto = "[email protected]";
}elseif ($type == 'tour') {
    $sendto = "[email protected]";
}
echo $sendto;

$subject = "Course/Tour Booking";

$headers = "From: " . $_POST['name'];
$headers .= "<" . $_POST['email'] . ">\r\n";
$headers .= "Reply To: " . $_POST['email'] . "\r\n";
$headers .= "Return-Path: " . $_POST['email'];


//starts collecting the form vars.
$type = $_POST['type'];
$name = $_POST['name'];
$email = $_POST['email'];
$house = $_POST['house'];
$street = $_POST['street'];
$town = $_POST['town'];
$postcode = $_POST['postcode'];
$home = $_POST['home'];
$mobile = $_POST['mobile'];
$price = $_POST['price'];
$day = $_POST['day'];
$month = $_POST['month'];
$year = $_POST['year'];
$date = $day . "/" . $month . "/" . $year;
$experience = $_POST['experience'];
$health = $_POST['health'];


//put form vars into one variable
$booking = "\nName: " . $name . "\n";
$booking .= "E-Mail: " . $email . "\n";
$booking .= "House no/name: " . $house . "\n";
$booking .= "Street: " . $street . "\n";
$booking .= "Town: " . $town . "\n";
$booking .= "Postcode: " . $postcode . "\n";
$booking .= "Home No: " . $home . "\n";
$booking .= "Mobile: " . $mobile . "\n";
$booking .= "Tour: " . $tourn . "\n";
$booking .= "Prices: " . $price . "\n";
$booking .= "Date: " . $date . "\n";
$booking .= "Experience: " . $experience . "\n";
$booking .= "Health: " . $health . "\n";
//$body is whole email message sent to the user/owner
$body = "There has been a new request for a booking:" . $booking;


if (mail($sendto, $subject, $body, $headers)) {
  $sendto = $_POST['email'];
  $subject = "CycleYorkshire.co.uk E-Mail";
  
  $headers = "From: Iain Johnson";
  $headers .= "<[email protected]>\r\n";
  $headers .= "Reply To: [email protected]\r\n";
  $headers .= "Return-Path: [email protected]";
  $body = "Thank you for your booking. Here is a copy of the booking you have made: " . $booking;
  
  mail($sendto, $subject, $body, $headers);
  
  echo "Thank you for your booking. You will receive a copy of your booking shortly. Please do not forget to check you \'Junk\' folder as sometimes these emails can be thought of as spam.";
} else {
echo "I\'m sorry. There seems to be a problem. Please go <a href=\'/booking.php\'>back</a> and try again.";
}
}

[gurroa]

You are filling $tourn varibale but testing $tour variable.

while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result,MYSQL_NUM)) {
  $tourn = $row[2]; //!
}
if (($type == 'course') && ($tourn == 'INTERMEDIATE')) {
    $sendto = "[email protected]";
} elseif (($type == 'course') && ($tourn == 'BEGGINNER')) {
    $sendto = "[email protected]";
} elseif ($type == 'tour') {
    $sendto = "[email protected]";
} else {
    // Unknown tour type
    return false;
}
echo $sendto;

 

[HuggieBear]

You should be able to see it inside the function, but not outside.

 

If your if statement, and your echo statement are both inside the function, then yes it should be echoed.

 

Regards

Huggie

[wrathican]

ahh, thank you gurroa. that solved my problem straight up. i think id been staring at it for too long and it needed a fresh pair of eyes