Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
What is the code you're using now? You have a syntax error, but without seeing
the code, we are all left to guessing what the problem could be.
Thanks,
Ash
http://www.ashleysheridan.co.uk
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From: Ben Brentlinger b...@benbrent.com
Date: Sun, Oct 31, 2010 03:56
Subject: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
To: php-general@lists.php.net
I tried that, but I'm getting the syntax error that says unexpected
T_IF. Probably because I'm trying to process this information directly
in an email rather letting a mysql database handle the data, which I
find harder to set up when writing a script from scratch than it would
be to code a php script to send the data in an email.
On 10/30/2010 22:28, ad...@buskirkgraphics.com wrote:
input type=checkbox name=test
If check it will submit the value of 'on'
So
If($_POST['test'] == on')
{
Do this
}else{
Do this
}
Richard L. Buskirk
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From: Ben Brentlinger [mailto:b...@benbrent.com]
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2010 10:05 PM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
hello,
I'd like to know the proper code to use in a php script that processes a
form with a checkbox in order to send one email if the checkbox has been
checked and another email if the checkbox hasn't. I tried if($check ==
true) and I tried putting the word true in double quotes, and both of
them caused the unexpected variable syntax error. The only problem
is, all I could think to use was that line of code I just used, I'm not
sure what the proper syntax is for checkbox when using the if statement
to send one email when the checkbox is checked and a different email
when it's not checked. I'm wanting to send an email to the site admin
with the information given by the person who filled out the form that
contains the checkbox.
Thanks,
Ben
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Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
Hello Ben,
You should use isset:
if (isset($_POST['check'])) {
// The checkbox is checked
} else {
// It's unchecked
}
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From: Ben Brentlinger b...@benbrent.com
To: php-general@lists.php.net php-general@lists.php.net
Date: Sunday, October 31, 2010, 4:05:06 AM
Subject: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
hello,
I'd like to know the proper code to use in a php script that processes a
form with a checkbox in order to send one email if the checkbox has been
checked and another email if the checkbox hasn't. I tried if($check ==
true) and I tried putting the word true in double quotes, and both of
them caused the unexpected variable syntax error. The only problem
is, all I could think to use was that line of code I just used, I'm not
sure what the proper syntax is for checkbox when using the if statement
to send one email when the checkbox is checked and a different email
when it's not checked. I'm wanting to send an email to the site admin
with the information given by the person who filled out the form that
contains the checkbox.
Thanks,
Ben
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Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
Here's the code I'm using with the exception of the php tags and the
redirect script that redirects to another page once the form is
submitted. This is just a test script I'm working on in order to teach
myself php. The php portion will be posted first, than the html form
related to the php. I've got the code inside tags similar to the code
tag which only serves to serarate the php code from the html form.
[php_code]
$name = $_POST['firstname'] . ' ' . $_POST['lastname'];
$email = $_POST['email'];
if($_POST['reallife'] == on)
{
$to = 'b...@benbrent.com';
$subject ='test email one';
$msg = $name has filled out the test form. \n .
this is just a test message;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $email);
} else {
$to = 'b...@benbrent.com';
$subject ='test email two';
$msg = $name has filled out the test form. ;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $email);
}
if($_POST['reallife'] == on) {
$to = '$email';
$subject = Thank you email number one;
$msg = hello $name, \n .
thank you for filling out the form. \n .
This is the first of two test emails \n .
The second would have been sent \n .
if you had left the checkbox unchecked \n;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $...@benbrent.com);
}
header (location:thankyoupage)
[/php_code]
[html_code]
div align=center
table border=0
cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0 width=59%
tr
td colspan=2
h2 align=centernbsp;/h2
h2 align=centerfont color=blue face=ArialContact Form/font/h2
p align=centernbsp;/p
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialEmail/fontfont face=Times New
Roman:/fontfont face=Arial /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=email size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialFirst Name: /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=firstname
size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialLast Name: /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=lastname
size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialI know you in real life/font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=checkbox name=reallife
size=20/td
/tr
/table
pinput type=submit value=contact me
name=B1/p
/center/div
/form
/td
tdnbsp;/td
/tr
/table
[/html_code]
This actual code that is on the portion of my hosting account which I
use as my test server. In my opinion, it's much cheaper to pay for a
hosting account to use as a test server to teach myself php than it is
to pay some collage professor to teach it to you only to be slapped in
the face by having him assume you're learning php to be a freelance
coder working for a company that does freelance work. The truth is, I
only have an interest in learning php to use in my own business and when
I get good enough, I may do some freelancing on the side on sites like
Scriptlance, but my main focus will be my own business and for anyone to
have the audacity that I plan on working for someone else my whole life
pisses me off, so that's why I'd much rather teach myself than to take a
college class on php.
Thanks,
Ben
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RE: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
I tested your code and besides adding a form to the beginning it works.
If you want to see the results of the posted for try.
print_r($_POST);
you can see every position of the array passed and validate they are passing as
intended.
Try this.
//if reallife is not set (Checked it will not pass)
// I am pretty sure I read where someone had responded with the isset
if(isset($_POST['reallife']))
{
print_r($_POST);
}
Richard L. Buskirk
-Original Message-
From: Ben Brentlinger [mailto:b...@benbrent.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2010 8:26 AM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
Here's the code I'm using with the exception of the php tags and the
redirect script that redirects to another page once the form is
submitted. This is just a test script I'm working on in order to teach
myself php. The php portion will be posted first, than the html form
related to the php. I've got the code inside tags similar to the code
tag which only serves to serarate the php code from the html form.
[php_code]
$name = $_POST['firstname'] . ' ' . $_POST['lastname'];
$email = $_POST['email'];
if($_POST['reallife'] == on)
{
$to = 'b...@benbrent.com';
$subject ='test email one';
$msg = $name has filled out the test form. \n .
this is just a test message;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $email);
} else {
$to = 'b...@benbrent.com';
$subject ='test email two';
$msg = $name has filled out the test form. ;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $email);
}
if($_POST['reallife'] == on) {
$to = '$email';
$subject = Thank you email number one;
$msg = hello $name, \n .
thank you for filling out the form. \n .
This is the first of two test emails \n .
The second would have been sent \n .
if you had left the checkbox unchecked \n;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $...@benbrent.com);
}
header (location:thankyoupage)
[/php_code]
[html_code]
div align=center
table border=0
cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0 width=59%
tr
td colspan=2
h2 align=centernbsp;/h2
h2 align=centerfont color=blue face=ArialContact Form/font/h2
p align=centernbsp;/p
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialEmail/fontfont face=Times New
Roman:/fontfont face=Arial /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=email size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialFirst Name: /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=firstname
size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialLast Name: /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=lastname
size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialI know you in real life/font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=checkbox name=reallife
size=20/td
/tr
/table
pinput type=submit value=contact me
name=B1/p
/center/div
/form
/td
tdnbsp;/td
/tr
/table
[/html_code]
This actual code that is on the portion of my hosting account which I
use as my test server. In my opinion, it's much cheaper to pay for a
hosting account to use as a test server to teach myself php than it is
to pay some collage professor to teach it to you only to be slapped in
the face by having him assume you're learning php to be a freelance
coder working for a company that does freelance work. The truth is, I
only have an interest in learning php to use in my own business and when
I get good enough, I may do some freelancing on the side on sites like
Scriptlance, but my main focus will be my own business and for anyone to
have the audacity that I plan on working for someone else my whole life
pisses me off, so that's why I'd much rather teach myself than to take a
college class on php.
Thanks,
Ben
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RE: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
I placed an example of your code on my site.
I simply pasted exactly what you had, minus the actual mailing portion.
If you check the box you will see the array, if you do not check the box no
array.
http://www.richardbuskirk.com/blunk.php
Forgive my prior post, I had not woke up yet.
So the wording is missing things though, yet not put to email mid sentence.
Code from site.
?php
if(isset($_POST['reallife']))
{
print_r($_POST);
}
?
form action=? method=post
div align=center
table border=0
cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0 width=59%
tr
td colspan=2
h2 align=centernbsp;/h2
h2 align=centerfont color=blue face=ArialContact Form/font/h2
p align=centernbsp;/p
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialEmail/fontfont face=Times New
Roman:/fontfont face=Arial /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=email size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialFirst Name: /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=firstname
size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialLast Name: /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=lastname
size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialI know you in real life/font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=checkbox name=reallife
size=20/td
/tr
/table
pinput type=submit value=contact me
name=B1/p
/center/div
/form
/td
tdnbsp;/td
/tr
/table
Richard L. Buskirk
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From: ad...@buskirkgraphics.com [mailto:ad...@buskirkgraphics.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2010 10:37 AM
To: 'Ben Brentlinger'; php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: RE: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
I tested your code and besides adding a form to the beginning it works.
If you want to see the results of the posted for try.
print_r($_POST);
you can see every position of the array passed and validate they are passing as
intended.
Try this.
//if reallife is not set (Checked it will not pass)
// I am pretty sure I read where someone had responded with the isset
if(isset($_POST['reallife']))
{
print_r($_POST);
}
Richard L. Buskirk
-Original Message-
From: Ben Brentlinger [mailto:b...@benbrent.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2010 8:26 AM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
Here's the code I'm using with the exception of the php tags and the
redirect script that redirects to another page once the form is
submitted. This is just a test script I'm working on in order to teach
myself php. The php portion will be posted first, than the html form
related to the php. I've got the code inside tags similar to the code
tag which only serves to serarate the php code from the html form.
[php_code]
$name = $_POST['firstname'] . ' ' . $_POST['lastname'];
$email = $_POST['email'];
if($_POST['reallife'] == on)
{
$to = 'b...@benbrent.com';
$subject ='test email one';
$msg = $name has filled out the test form. \n .
this is just a test message;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $email);
} else {
$to = 'b...@benbrent.com';
$subject ='test email two';
$msg = $name has filled out the test form. ;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $email);
}
if($_POST['reallife'] == on) {
$to = '$email';
$subject = Thank you email number one;
$msg = hello $name, \n .
thank you for filling out the form. \n .
This is the first of two test emails \n .
The second would have been sent \n .
if you had left the checkbox unchecked \n;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $...@benbrent.com);
}
header (location:thankyoupage)
[/php_code]
[html_code]
div align=center
table border=0
cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0 width=59%
tr
td colspan=2
h2 align=centernbsp;/h2
h2 align=centerfont color=blue face=ArialContact Form/font/h2
p align=centernbsp;/p
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialEmail/fontfont face=Times New
Roman:/fontfont face=Arial /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=email size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialFirst Name: /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=firstname
size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialLast Name: /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=lastname
size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialI know you in real life/font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=checkbox name=reallife
size=20/td
/tr
/table
pinput type=submit value=contact me
name=B1/p
/center/div
/form
/td
tdnbsp;/td
/tr
/table
[/html_code]
This actual code that is on the portion of my hosting account which I
use as my test server. In my opinion, it's much cheaper to pay for a
hosting account to use as a test server to teach myself php than it is
to pay some collage professor to teach it to you only to be slapped in
the face by having him assume you're learning php to be a freelance
coder working for a company that does freelance work. The truth is, I
Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
At 10:05 PM -0400 10/30/10, Ben Brentlinger wrote: hello, I'd like to know the proper code to use in a php script that processes a form with a checkbox in order to send one email if the checkbox has been checked and another email if the checkbox hasn't. I tried if($check == true) and I tried putting the word true in double quotes, and both of them caused the unexpected variable syntax error. The only problem is, all I could think to use was that line of code I just used, I'm not sure what the proper syntax is for checkbox when using the if statement to send one email when the checkbox is checked and a different email when it's not checked. I'm wanting to send an email to the site admin with the information given by the person who filled out the form that contains the checkbox. Thanks, Ben Ben: Here you go: http://php1.net/b/form-checkbox/ and if you want to make it sticky: http://php1.net/b/form-checkbox1/ Cheers, tedd -- --- http://sperling.com/ -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
thanks for your help. I just retested my code and even though it didn't work, I found the reason it wasn't working was because I had an unneeded space between the if and the rest of the if statement. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
Also, as far as the form is concerned, I actually did have the form in a
separate .htm file, I just put the two together, separating them with
the those tags to make them easier to read in the email.
On 10/31/2010 10:36, ad...@buskirkgraphics.com wrote:
I tested your code and besides adding a form to the beginning it works.
If you want to see the results of the posted for try.
print_r($_POST);
you can see every position of the array passed and validate they are passing as
intended.
Try this.
//if reallife is not set (Checked it will not pass)
// I am pretty sure I read where someone had responded with the isset
if(isset($_POST['reallife']))
{
print_r($_POST);
}
Richard L. Buskirk
-Original Message-
From: Ben Brentlinger [mailto:b...@benbrent.com]
Sent: Sunday, October 31, 2010 8:26 AM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
Here's the code I'm using with the exception of the php tags and the
redirect script that redirects to another page once the form is
submitted. This is just a test script I'm working on in order to teach
myself php. The php portion will be posted first, than the html form
related to the php. I've got the code inside tags similar to the code
tag which only serves to serarate the php code from the html form.
[php_code]
$name = $_POST['firstname'] . ' ' . $_POST['lastname'];
$email = $_POST['email'];
if($_POST['reallife'] == on)
{
$to = 'b...@benbrent.com';
$subject ='test email one';
$msg = $name has filled out the test form. \n .
this is just a test message;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $email);
} else {
$to = 'b...@benbrent.com';
$subject ='test email two';
$msg = $name has filled out the test form. ;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $email);
}
if($_POST['reallife'] == on) {
$to = '$email';
$subject = Thank you email number one;
$msg = hello $name, \n .
thank you for filling out the form. \n .
This is the first of two test emails \n .
The second would have been sent \n .
if you had left the checkbox unchecked \n;
mail ($to, $subject, $msg, 'From:' . $...@benbrent.com);
}
header (location:thankyoupage)
[/php_code]
[html_code]
div align=center
table border=0
cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0 width=59%
tr
td colspan=2
h2 align=centernbsp;/h2
h2 align=centerfont color=blue face=ArialContact Form/font/h2
p align=centernbsp;/p
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialEmail/fontfont face=Times New
Roman:/fontfont face=Arial /font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=email size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialFirst Name:/font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=firstname
size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialLast Name:/font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=text name=lastname
size=20/td
/tr
tr
td width=51% align=right
p align=leftfont face=ArialI know you in real life/font/td
td width=49% align=leftinput type=checkbox name=reallife
size=20/td
/tr
/table
pinput type=submit value=contact me
name=B1/p
/center/div
/form
/td
tdnbsp;/td
/tr
/table
[/html_code]
This actual code that is on the portion of my hosting account which I
use as my test server. In my opinion, it's much cheaper to pay for a
hosting account to use as a test server to teach myself php than it is
to pay some collage professor to teach it to you only to be slapped in
the face by having him assume you're learning php to be a freelance
coder working for a company that does freelance work. The truth is, I
only have an interest in learning php to use in my own business and when
I get good enough, I may do some freelancing on the side on sites like
Scriptlance, but my main focus will be my own business and for anyone to
have the audacity that I plan on working for someone else my whole life
pisses me off, so that's why I'd much rather teach myself than to take a
college class on php.
Thanks,
Ben
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Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
On Sat, Oct 30, 2010 at 10:05 PM, Ben Brentlinger b...@benbrent.com wrote:
hello,
I'd like to know the proper code to use in a php script that processes a
form with a checkbox in order to send one email if the checkbox has been
checked and another email if the checkbox hasn't. I tried if($check ==
true) and I tried putting the word true in double quotes, and both of them
caused the unexpected variable syntax error. The only problem is, all I
could think to use was that line of code I just used, I'm not sure what the
proper syntax is for checkbox when using the if statement to send one email
when the checkbox is checked and a different email when it's not checked.
I'm wanting to send an email to the site admin with the information given
by the person who filled out the form that contains the checkbox.
// checkboxes are only set if checked
if (isset($_GET['checkbox_name'])) {
// checkbox is checked, so send one mail
mail($to = 'o...@email.com', $subject = 'Really cool email');
} else {
// checkbox isn't checked, so send a different email
mail($to = 'differ...@email.com', $subject = 'Just as cool email');
}
Adam
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RE: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
input type=checkbox name=test
If check it will submit the value of 'on'
So
If($_POST['test'] == on')
{
Do this
}else{
Do this
}
Richard L. Buskirk
-Original Message-
From: Ben Brentlinger [mailto:b...@benbrent.com]
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2010 10:05 PM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
hello,
I'd like to know the proper code to use in a php script that processes a
form with a checkbox in order to send one email if the checkbox has been
checked and another email if the checkbox hasn't. I tried if($check ==
true) and I tried putting the word true in double quotes, and both of
them caused the unexpected variable syntax error. The only problem
is, all I could think to use was that line of code I just used, I'm not
sure what the proper syntax is for checkbox when using the if statement
to send one email when the checkbox is checked and a different email
when it's not checked. I'm wanting to send an email to the site admin
with the information given by the person who filled out the form that
contains the checkbox.
Thanks,
Ben
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Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
On 2010-10-30, at 10:28 PM, ad...@buskirkgraphics.com wrote:
input type=checkbox name=test
If check it will submit the value of 'on'
So
If($_POST['test'] == on')
{
Do this
}else{
Do this
}
Richard L. Buskirk
-Original Message-
From: Ben Brentlinger [mailto:b...@benbrent.com]
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2010 10:05 PM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
hello,
I'd like to know the proper code to use in a php script that processes a
form with a checkbox in order to send one email if the checkbox has been
checked and another email if the checkbox hasn't. I tried if($check ==
true) and I tried putting the word true in double quotes, and both of
them caused the unexpected variable syntax error. The only problem
is, all I could think to use was that line of code I just used, I'm not
sure what the proper syntax is for checkbox when using the if statement
to send one email when the checkbox is checked and a different email
when it's not checked. I'm wanting to send an email to the site admin
with the information given by the person who filled out the form that
contains the checkbox.
Thanks,
Ben
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input type=checkbox name=test value=1
input type=checkbox name=test value=2
input type=checkbox name=test value=3
?php
$Val=$_POST['test'];
switch($Val){
case 1:
// do something
break;
case 2:
//do something else
break;
default:
//another process
}
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Re: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
I tried that, but I'm getting the syntax error that says unexpected
T_IF. Probably because I'm trying to process this information directly
in an email rather letting a mysql database handle the data, which I
find harder to set up when writing a script from scratch than it would
be to code a php script to send the data in an email.
On 10/30/2010 22:28, ad...@buskirkgraphics.com wrote:
input type=checkbox name=test
If check it will submit the value of 'on'
So
If($_POST['test'] == on')
{
Do this
}else{
Do this
}
Richard L. Buskirk
-Original Message-
From: Ben Brentlinger [mailto:b...@benbrent.com]
Sent: Saturday, October 30, 2010 10:05 PM
To: php-general@lists.php.net
Subject: [PHP] questions about if statements regarding a checkbox
hello,
I'd like to know the proper code to use in a php script that processes a
form with a checkbox in order to send one email if the checkbox has been
checked and another email if the checkbox hasn't. I tried if($check ==
true) and I tried putting the word true in double quotes, and both of
them caused the unexpected variable syntax error. The only problem
is, all I could think to use was that line of code I just used, I'm not
sure what the proper syntax is for checkbox when using the if statement
to send one email when the checkbox is checked and a different email
when it's not checked. I'm wanting to send an email to the site admin
with the information given by the person who filled out the form that
contains the checkbox.
Thanks,
Ben
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