It was fine this time! Your first message was addressed to
<<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> instead of simply [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, make sure you don't use POST in the form and GET in the PHP - or
vice-versa. Also, try replacing your debug code in the PHP with
something like this:
--
echo ("Debug:\
Thanks for the tip. Unfortunately it didn't fix the issue. I am sorry about the way
the address message is displayed. There unfortunately isn't anything I can do about it.
Jeffrey Norsworthy MCP, CCNA
Network Administrator
Community Health Services
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> Bogdan Stancescu <[EMAIL
Variable names are case-sensitive in PHP - try $HTTP_POST_VARS["first"]
- or, for new versions of PHP, $_POST["first"].
In another train of thoughts, please use the proper e-mail address - I'm
sure I'm not the only one using filters to automatically move mail to
folders and your although proba
Hello All,
I am new to PHP, and I am trying to design what I thought would be a fairly simple
form, that queries a MYSQL database for two fields, (first, and last name). It should
then return the entire results of the entry in the table. This part is actually 5
fields.
If I run the script
