Send this "output" to the user in a mail from the page.

FAF

This is the output from a form, is it possible send this in a mail to the user ['mail'], from a link"?

I have a mail script, but it works via <FORM METHOD=POST ACTION="send.php">.

It would be much nicer to send this, already formated, output to the user and a custom formated mail to the admin (me).

This is an "confirm data" output. I could simply send the mail from the formular, but would like to have the user to validate the input before sending it.

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<HTML>

<HEAD>

<TITLE>Tilmelding til Foundation eksamen</TITLE>

</HEAD>

<BODY>

<?php

if( isset( $_POST['f'])) {

echo "Bekræft venligst dine data!";

echo "<BR>";

echo "<BR>Deltagernavn: <b>" . $_POST['deltager'] . "</b> \n";

echo "<BR>E-mail: <b>" . $_POST['mail'] . "</b> \n";

echo "<BR>Telefon: <b>" . $_POST['tlf'] . "</b> \n";

echo "<BR>Dato for eksamen: <b>" . $_POST['dato'] . "</b> \n";

echo "<BR>";

echo "<BR><b>Faktureringsadresse: </b>" . "</b>";

echo "<BR>";

echo "<BR>Navn: <b>" . $_POST['faktura'] . "</b> \n";

echo "<BR>Adresse: <b>" . $_POST['adresse'] . "</b> \n";

echo "<BR>Postnummer.: <b>" . $_POST['postnr'] . "</b> \n";

echo "<BR>By: <b>" . $_POST['by'] . "</b> \n";

echo "<BR>";

}

foreach($_POST['tilsendt'] as $value) {

	echo "<BR>Ønskes manual tilsendt: <b>" . $value . "</b> \n";

echo "<BR>";

}

foreach($_POST['man_spr'] as $value) {

	echo "<BR>Manualen ønskes på: <b>" . $value . "</b> \n";

}

	echo "<BR>Eksamen ønskes på: <b>" . $_POST['Sprog'] . "</b> \n";

echo "<BR>";
echo "<BR>";

<A HREF="javascript:history.go(-1)">[tilbage til formularen]</A> | <a href="sendf.php" title="bekræft og send e-mail" target="_blank">[bekræft og send e-mail]</a>

</BODY>

</HTML>

-----end code_snip-----

Its probably so simple, but I cannot see it.. :=)

PS. the /n dosen't work..

THX.

/FAF

sfullman

Hi There,

I see you're new. There are a few rules you need to use:

Viewing what was posted. If you have hte default settings, PHP probably added a \ before each ' character. To display form information on the next page, do stripslashes($_POST[LastName]); for example, so that O'Reilly will not show as O\'Reilley which is hard to read.
Populating the form again. You need a page which will verify the data, that should be the root page and it should follow this logic:

page: form.php (this page is your form action)

if($_POST){
     //verify the data, if so set $formOK=true; -- you have to set up the validation rules, this is an example
    if($_POST[FirstName]!=='' AND $_POST[LastName]!==''){
         $formOK=1;
    }else{
         $formOK=0;
    }

if($formOK){
    //send an email, enter into database, etc.

    //show the results page -- message, etc.
    include('form_result.php'); //contains the form
}else{
    $errMessage='<font color=red>You made mistakes</font>'; //have this echo on the include page
    include('form_formpage.php');
}
}else{
    //show the form, blank and ready to post
    include('form_formpage.php');
}

phamweb

would this help?

//email

  $email=trim($email);
  $rec_name=trim($rec_name);

$toaddress = "$email"; // from form

// regular expression version

$subject = "Your Subject";
$mailcontent = "Rec name: ".$rec_name."\n"
."Details: \n".$form."\n"
."Your comments: \n".$comments."\n";
$additional_headers = "From: yourmail@yourcomp.com\n"."Cc: addmail@yourcomp.com, 3rdmail@yourcomp.com";

mail($toaddress, $subject, $mailcontent, $additional_headers);

echo nl2br($mailcontent);