Mail Upload Form - uploads file, but doesn't send messages!

[DupreeLove]

Hi
I have a huge problem with this mail form - it uploads the files perfectly to my server and sends me a notification on my mail, but it doesn't send the information written in the text-boxes - in my mail they are left blank. I've modified the form to only include the following boxes "Name", "Email" og "Info" - does this mean that the php-script, further down, has to be rewritten? I thought so, so I tried to delete "Phone", "Fax", "Speciality" og "Clinic" all the places they appeard in the script, but that didn't help? - I seriously hope some of you guys can help - I'm torn apart by this stupid script

PHP:
<?
$MaxFileSize = "2048000"; // max file size in bytes
$HDDSpace = "1048576"; // max total size of all files in directory
$HDDTotal = "445";
$OffExt = "";
// add characters to strip out of filenames
$ThisFileName = basename(FILE); // get the file name
$abspath = str_replace($ThisFileName,"",FILE); // get the directory path
// full path
$path=$abspath;
$pathext="upload/";
$snr = array("%","'","+","\","/","#","..","!",'"',',','?','*','~');
$temp=$HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name'];

if($HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name'])
{
$HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name'] =
strip_tags($HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name']);
$HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name'] =
str_replace($snr,"",$HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name']); // remove any % signs from
the file name
$HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name'] =
trim($HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name']);

        /* if the file size is within allowed limits */ 
        if($HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['size'] > 0 &&

$HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['size'] < $MaxFileSize)

{

            /* if adding the file will not exceed the maximum allowed total */ 
            if(($HDDTotal + $HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['size']) < $HDDSpace)  
            { 

                    /* put the file in the directory */ 

move_uploaded_file($HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['tmp_name'],
$path.$pathext.$HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name'].$OffExt);

$msg = "";

                $myfrom = $Email;  
                $myemail = "[e-mail]";  
                $todayis = date("l, F j, Y, g:i a") ; 

                $filename="http://www.xxx.dk/".$pathext.$HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name'].$Off

Ext;
$filename=str_replace("","%20",$filename);
$Email= stripcslashes($Email);
$Name= stripcslashes($Name);
$Phone= stripcslashes($Phone);
$info= stripcslashes($info);
$Fax= stripcslashes($Fax);
$Speciality= stripcslashes($Speciality);
$Clinic= stripcslashes($Clinic);

                $subject= "Request From Website"; 

                $message = "  
                uploadedfile          : $filename 
                Name                  : $Name 
                Email                : $Email 
                Phone                : $Phone 
                Fax                  : $Fax 
                Speciality            : $Speciality 
                Clinic/Hospital    :$Clinic 
                Comments/Request    :$info 
                "; 
                $from = "From: $myfrom\r\n"; 
                mail($myemail, $subject, $message, $from); 
                } 
            else  
            { 
                    $msg = "The Filename: ".$HTTP_POST_FILES['uploadedfile']['name']."

is BLOCKED from being uploaded here.";
}

    } 
    else  
    { 
    $MaxKB = $MaxFileSize/1024; // show the max file size in Kb 
    $msg =  "The file was greater than the maximum allowed, file size of $MaxKB and

could not be uploaded.";
}

}

print $msg;
// Your message has been sent successfully with attachment.
?>

[CoderDan]

3 things i see:
1):

$filename=str_replace("","%20",$filename);

what is this supposed to do? i think you have arguments 1 and 2 mixed up.
2) how are you getting the variable values you put into the email? I'm vaguely aware there's something that will turn the post associated array into direct variables, and I'd assume you're using that aside for a) it's evil, and b) you are getting an email apparently without the values.
thus, i'd try using $POST['Name'] instead of $name when constructing your email, etc.
3) $HTTP_POST_FILES is deprecated - you should be using $FILES (Due to this I can't even test your code to figure out what else might be wrong)