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  1. What\'s the best way to do this? I want to do more than one thing when the user submits a form. I want their data input into the database and I also want a response email mailed to them using a mailform script. Now, I could have the first Submit enter the code and have the user hit ANOTHER button to send the email, but that seems very user-hostile. Is there another way to do something like this?
  2. Thank you! That worked! But I\'m still going to have to read in the email address at some point! (Turns out the \"mysql crashing\" was some incomplete code further down the page) Here\'s my SQL statement... Why do I get this when I run it?... It only appears to do this when I try to include a real email address in the WHERE statement. I\'m assuming it has something to do with \'@\', but I don\'t know how to fix it.
  3. newbie here, but strange situation. Here\'s what I want to do. My page takes a form and enters information into the database, including an email address. I want to get the primary key of the user with that email address that I just entered. So here\'s my code... and this is what I get when I run it... ...etcetra...it just dumps to PHP code. How can I check using WHERE with a PHP variable? Even when I replace the $email with a real email address it still does the same thing.
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