[Resolved] "From" e-mail atribute in Tell-a-Friend

[Black_Hobbit]

I've got a Php script that allows you to e-mail friends about my website; it's a sort of Tell-a-Friend Script. When you use it, it does everything it's supposed to and all that. The problem is that the receiver of the e-mail can see something like "[e-mail]" (lowesthosting is my host). Is there a way to change that to "A Friend" or just "Mike"?

note: Mike is the name the person entered when prompted to enter their name.

I think the solution may go in this area

<?php

$embordercolor = "#ff0000"; //The color of the highlight around forgotten fields
$siteaddress = "www.mikestermedia.com"; //The address in the email sent
if($email&&$name&&$sendname&&$sendemail) {

$body = "Your friend, $name, at $email has sent you this email to tell you about a cool website called $siteaddress. This is the message $name sent. $message";
$thesubject = "A cool website from $name";
if(mail($sendemail, $thesubject, $body, "From: " . trim($name))) {
echo "<BR><BR>Your e-mail was sent successfully.";

[drawmack]

1) put line breaks in your damn code
2)

<?php
//The color of the highlight around forgotten fields
$embordercolor = "#ff0000"; 
//The address in the email sent
$siteaddress = "www.mikestermedia.com"; 
if($email&&$name&&$sendname&&$sendemail) {

$body  = "Your friend, $name, at $email has sent you ";
$body .= "this email to tell you about a cool website ";
$body .= "called " . $siteaddress . ". This is the message  ";
$body .= "name sent. " . $message;
$thesubject = "A cool website from $name";
if(
    mail($sendemail, 
            $thesubject, 
            $body, 
            "From: " . trim($name) . "<address>\n")) {
    echo "<BR><BR>Your e-mail was sent successfully.";
} //end if

[Black_Hobbit]

Thanks! 🙂