email script not sending -- help please

[insanityonline]

ok im having a hard time getting this script to work....it sends the variables from a form to the person but i cant get it to send. what the form is you click a song and ded and it goes to mail.php?dj=thisperson... can any1 help me w/ this code or show me a code that will WORK?

<?php

  $send = $_GET['dj'];

  if ( $send == "insanityig" ) {
  $MailToAddress = "[e-mail]";
  }

  elseif ( $send == "dinomtx" ) {
  $MailToAddress = "[e-mail]";
  }

  elseif ( $send == "cableguy" ) {
  $MailToAddress = "[e-mail]";
  }

  elseif ( $send == "suzzieq" ) {
  $MailToAddress = "[e-mail]";
  }


  $redirectURL = "test1.php?dj=<?php $_GET['send']; ?>"; // the URL of the thank you page.

  # optional settings
  $MailSubject = "[Song Request <?php echo date("H:i:s"); ?>]"; // the subject of the message you will receive
  $MailToCC = ""; // CC (carbon copy) also send the email to this address (leave empty if you don't use it)
  # in the $MailToCC field you can have more then one e-mail address like "[e-mail], [email][e-mail][/email], [email][e-mail][/email]"

  # If you are asking for an email address in your form, you can name that input field "email".
# If you do this, the message will apear to come from that email address and you can simply click the reply button to answer it.
  # You can use this scirpt to submit your forms or to receive orders by email.
  # You need to send the form as POST!

# If you have a multiple selection box or multiple checkboxes, you MUST name the multiple list box or checkbox as "name[]" instead of just "name"
  # you must also add "multiple" at the end of the tag like this: <select name="myselect[]" multiple>
  # and the same way with checkboxes

  # This script was made by George A. & Calin S. from Web4Future.com
  # There are no copyrights in the e-mails sent and we do not ask for anything in return.

  # DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE ============================================================
  # ver. 1.2
  $Message = "";
      if (!is_array($HTTP_POST_VARS))
      return;
  reset($HTTP_POST_VARS);
      while(list($key, $val) = each($HTTP_POST_VARS)) {
          $GLOBALS[$key] = $val;
          if (is_array($val)) {
              $Message .= "<b>$key:</b> ";
              foreach ($val as $vala) {
                  $vala =stripslashes($vala);
                  $Message .= "$vala, ";
              }
              $Message .= "<br>";
          }     

          else {
              $val = stripslashes($val);
            if (($key == "Submit") || ($key == "submit")) { }     

            else {     if ($val == "") { $Message .= "$key: - <br>"; }
                 else { $Message .= "<b>$key:</b> $val<br>"; }
              }
          }
      } // end while
  $Message = "<font face=verdana size=2>".$Message;
mail( $MailToAddress, $MailSubject, $Message, "Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1\r\nFrom: [email][e-mail][/email]\r\nBCc: ".$MailToCC);
  header("Location: ".$redirectURL);
  ?> 

[Kudose]

This should fix it:

$redirectURL = "test1.php?dj=".$_GET['send']; // the URL of the thank you page.

# optional settings
$MailSubject = "[Song Request ".date("H:i:s")."]"; // the subject of the message you will receive

[bodzan]

the variables should go inside the quotes...

For example:

$redirectURL = "test1.php?dj=<?php $_GET['send']; ?>"; 
  # optional settings
$MailSubject = "[Song Request <?php echo date("H:i:s"); ?>]";

should be:

$redirectURL = "test1.php?dj=$_GET[send]"; 
  # optional settings
$MailSubject = "[Song Request date('H:i:s')]";

or:

$send=$_GET['send'];
$redirectURL = "test1.php?dj=$send"; 
  # optional settings
$date=date("H:i:s");
$MailSubject = "[Song Request $date]";