Kae,
Excuse my being dense, but I just want to get your meaning with the lines you added. You're saying to substitute
if($_POST['submit']=='Sign!')
for
if ($submit == "Sign!")
and to try ('$_POST[name]', ... (and not $_POST['name'])?
in your code, the first variable was $submit. The $_POST version of this is $_POST['submit'].
the second set of variables was /already within quotes/, therefore the quotes around the variable name should be left out.
the best way to write quoted variables is probably to exit quote mode first, but I thought that might be too confusing for just a little code. For example:
echo '$submit = '.$_POST['submit'];
instead of:
echo "\$submit = $_POST[submit]";
I hope that helps clarify it a bit.
Kae
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