Wrong parameter count for mail()

[Anon]

Hi just a quick one,
Every time I submit my form to my php mail script, I get an error msg of:
"Wrong parameter count for mail()"

This occurs when I add the following:
<?php
mail("[e-mail]", "Registration",$Name, $Surname)

?>

however if I just have:
<?php
mail("[e-mail]", "Registration",$Name)

?>
It sends me the mail a ok! My form contains the textfields called name and surname.
What am I doing wrong, besides being an idiot?

Thanks

[petrb]

As of PHP4, mail() takes up to 5 parameters, the fourth being additional headers, most commonly used as something like this:
$headers .= "X-Priority: 1\n"; // Urgent message!

...and from the manual about the 5th:
"With the fifth parameter you can set additional command line parameters to the actual mailer. In the example below we set the correct Return-Path header for sendmail. Normally sendmail will add the X-Authentication-Warning header when using the -f parameter, because the webserver user is probably not a member of the trusted users. To suppress this warning, you should add the web server user to the trusted users in your sendmail config file.

Note: This fifth parameter was added in PHP 4.0.5."

What I think you may want to do is concat your $name and $surname and use the result as your 3rd param.

--ph

[Anon]

Thanks peterb for you reply. I've did read the manual, and have added the \n after each variable, instead of the ",". I guess i should've RTFM!!
By the way, I'm more of an ASP guy, but after using PHP for the same tasks as ASP, I find it a lot more easier.

Thanks again!