Moving PHP form from Server to Godaddy

bkirkpatrick

We have the below "scores_sendemail.php" code. I was given the files and uploaded it and all of the forms to my godaddy directory. I have everything working except for the sending of the email. When I attempt to send the email via the form submission, I get the below errors:

Warning: Wrong parameter count for ini_set() in /home/content/f/a/m/familymo/html/bll/scores_sendEmail.php on line 8

Warning: include(class.smtp.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/content/f/a/m/familymo/html/bll/scores_sendEmail.php on line 10

Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening 'class.smtp.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/local/php5/lib/php') in /home/content/f/a/m/familymo/html/bll/scores_sendEmail.php on line 10

Fatal error: Class 'PHPMailer' not found in /home/content/f/a/m/familymo/html/bll/scores_sendEmail.php on line 12

<?php

error_reporting(E_ALL);
//error_reporting(E_STRICT);

date_default_timezone_set('America/Los_Angeles');

ini_set('include_path');    // LINE 8

include("class.smtp.php"); // optional, gets called from within class.phpmailer.php if not already loaded           // LINE 10

$mail             = new PHPMailer();     // LINE 12




// Read in the POST data

$fromName = isset($_POST['name']) ? $_POST['name'] : '';   

$fromEmail = isset($_POST['email']) ? $_POST['email'] : '';  

$division = isset($_POST['division']) ? $_POST['division'] : '';   

$gamedate = isset($_POST['gamedate']) ? $_POST['gamedate'] : '';   

$vPitchCounts = isset($_POST['vPitchCounts']) ? $_POST['vPitchCounts'] : '';   

$hPitchCounts = isset($_POST['hPitchCounts']) ? $_POST['hPitchCounts'] : '';   

$hTeam = isset($_POST['hTeam']) ? $_POST['hTeam'] : '';   

$vTeam = isset($_POST['vTeam']) ? $_POST['vTeam'] : '';   

$hTeam = stripslashes($hTeam);
$vTeam = stripslashes($vTeam);
$vPitchCounts = stripslashes($vPitchCounts);
$hPitchCounts = stripslashes($hPitchCounts);


$score = $hTeam . " " . $_POST["hScore"] . " " . $vTeam . " " . $_POST["vScore"];
//$score = stripslashes($score);

$subject = "BLL Score - " . $division . ": " . $score . " (" . $gamedate . ")";

// May need to split because this could be multiple emails addresses

// Set first pool manager as the reply-to address
$mail->AddReplyTo($fromEmail, $fromName);
$mail->From       = $fromEmail;
$mail->FromName   = $fromName;
$mail->Sender       = $fromEmail;

//echo "From: " . $poolMgrEmails[0] . "\n";

// CC the appropriate people

$mail->AddAddress("me@gmail.com");

// Subject email
$mail->Subject    = $subject;

//$mail->Body       = "Hi,<br>This is the HTML BODY<br>";                      //HTML Body
$mail->AltBody    = $score;
$mail->WordWrap   = 100; // set word wrap

$body = "<b>Division: </b>" . $division . "<br><b>Game Date: </b>" . $gamedate . "<br><b>Score: </b>" . $score;
$body .= "<p>";

// Only add if Pitch counts re available
if($vPitchCounts != '') {
	$vPitchCounts = str_replace( "\n", "\n<br>", $vPitchCounts );
	$hPitchCounts = str_replace( "\n", "\n<br>", $hPitchCounts );
	$body .= "<b>Pitch Counts - " . $vTeam . "</b><br>" . $vPitchCounts;
	$body .= "<p>";
	$body .= "<b>Pitch Counts - " . $hTeam . "</b><br>" . $hPitchCounts;
}

$mail->MsgHTML($body);

$mail->IsHTML(true); // send as HTML



if(!$mail->Send()) {
  //echo "Your score was not sent. Mailer Error: " . $mail->ErrorInfo;
  header ("Location: submit_failure.html");

} else {
  //echo "Your score was sent";
  header ("Location: submit_success.html");
}

?>

bradgrafelman

As the error message states, you didn't pass [man]ini_set/man the right amount of parameters. See the manual for the number and descriptions of the parameters that function expects.

The remaining errors are probably due to the fact that the include_path wasn't set properly in order to allow PHP to find the PHPMailer files.

bkirkpatrick

Got rid of the warnings (fairly easy) but am still getting the fatal error on line 43

"Fatal error: Call to a member function AddReplyTo() on a non-object in /home/content/f/a/m/familymo/html/bll/scores_sendEmail.php on line 43"

// Set first pool manager as the reply-to address
$mail->AddReplyTo($fromEmail, $fromName); /////// LINE 43
$mail->From = $fromEmail;
$mail->FromName = $fromName;
$mail->Sender = $fromEmail;

bradgrafelman

Can you show us what your code looks like now?

bkirkpatrick

After cleaning up the code, the same error is on line 31 (formerly line 43)

////////////////////////////// CODE

<?php

date_default_timezone_set('America/Los_Angeles');

// Read in the POST data

$fromName = isset($POST['name']) ? $POST['name'] : '';

$fromEmail = isset($POST['email']) ? $POST['email'] : '';

$division = isset($POST['division']) ? $POST['division'] : '';

$gamedate = isset($POST['gamedate']) ? $POST['gamedate'] : '';

$vPitchCounts = isset($POST['vPitchCounts']) ? $POST['vPitchCounts'] : '';

$hPitchCounts = isset($POST['hPitchCounts']) ? $POST['hPitchCounts'] : '';

$hTeam = isset($POST['hTeam']) ? $POST['hTeam'] : '';

$vTeam = isset($POST['vTeam']) ? $POST['vTeam'] : '';

$hTeam = stripslashes($hTeam);
$vTeam = stripslashes($vTeam);
$vPitchCounts = stripslashes($vPitchCounts);
$hPitchCounts = stripslashes($hPitchCounts);

$score = $hTeam . " " . $POST["hScore"] . " " . $vTeam . " " . $POST["vScore"];
//$score = stripslashes($score);

$subject = "BLL Score - " . $division . ": " . $score . " (" . $gamedate . ")";

// May need to split because this could be multiple emails addresses

// Set first pool manager as the reply-to address
$mail->AddReplyTo($fromEmail, $fromName);
$mail->From = $fromEmail;
$mail->FromName = $fromName;
$mail->Sender = $fromEmail;

//echo "From: " . $poolMgrEmails[0] . "\n";

// CC the appropriate people

$mail->AddAddress("me@gmail.com");

// Subject email
$mail->Subject = $subject;

//$mail->Body = "Hi, This is the HTML BODY "; //HTML Body
$mail->AltBody = $score;
$mail->WordWrap = 100; // set word wrap

$body = "Division: " . $division . " Game Date: " . $gamedate . " Score: " . $score;
$body .= "";

// Only add if Pitch counts re available
if($vPitchCounts != '') {
$vPitchCounts = str_replace( "\n", "\n ", $vPitchCounts );
$hPitchCounts = str_replace( "\n", "\n ", $hPitchCounts );
$body .= "Pitch Counts - " . $vTeam . " " . $vPitchCounts;
$body .= "";
$body .= "Pitch Counts - " . $hTeam . " " . $hPitchCounts;
}

$mail->MsgHTML($body);

$mail->IsHTML(true); // send as HTML

if(!$mail->Send()) {
//echo "Your score was not sent. Mailer Error: " . $mail->ErrorInfo;
header ("Location: submit_failure.html");

} else {
//echo "Your score was sent";
header ("Location: submit_success.html");
}

bradgrafelman

What happened to the ini_set(), include, and definition of the $mail variable that you had before?

Surely you're not saying that "getting rid of the errors" to you simply means deleting a bunch of code until some error messages go away... right?

bkirkpatrick

The person who had the code before me said that he was running it on a type of server where those lines were needed. He said that since I was moving it to godaddy, that I would not need certain lines. Again, this is the "newbie" section and mostly trial and error for me.

Some of the code makes perfect sense (variable naming format, structure for output, etc.) but other lines are a foreign language. I have spent days on google to no avail. I have read your Ini_Set() response and don't know what it is used for because numerous other php forms don't use it. I read up on it and don't know whether or not my ISP allows me to add the default include directories. So, I removed it and the error went away. Logic would dictate that disabling it first with // and not receiving subsequent errors means that it was not needed (as stated by the person giving me the code). The same with "include". I don't have a class.smtp.php file so why do I need that line?

Unfortunately, I do not have DreamWeaver or another drag and drop program to assist with the code part. The first post of code gives me four errors that I think are pretty basic to resolve since the entire php works perfectly while on another server. Again, trial and error for me. I am trying to apply some logic to the errors but am throwing myself at the mercy of the "newbie" pros. Brendan

bradgrafelman

The problem is that it doesn't matter what server you're on, this:

ini_set('include_path');

makes no sense without a second parameter.

The problem here is that you need to set the include_path directive so that PHP knows where to find the PHPMailer files (as I said before). A second problem might be that the "person who had the code" before you probably doesn't know what he/she is talking about.

As such, you might want to turn to the PHPMailer documentation for advice instead; here is the page for installing PHPMailer. It shows a couple examples of what you need to do in order for PHP to find the needed files.

EDIT: Yikes, just noticed a much bigger problem; the file that you need to include is class.phpmailer.php (though you'll still need to resolve the include_path issue as well).

bkirkpatrick

bradgrafelman;11000529 wrote:
The problem is that it doesn't matter what server you're on, this:
ini_set('include_path');
makes no sense without a second parameter.

Those files have been added but I am getting and the ini_set was updated. Now, I am getting a Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '@' in /home/content/f/a/m/familymo/html/bll/xscores_sendEmail.php on line 19

//////////////CODE - Begins on Line 16 (IsSMTP was turned off due to errors)
//*********************CODE ENTEREDED FROM GODADDY USERS - BELOW  ////////////////////////////
//IsSMTP();
$mail->SMTPDebug = 1; // 1 tells it to display SMTP errors and messages, 0 turns off all errors and messages, 2 prints messages only.
$mail->Host = ”relay-hosting.secureserver.net”;
$mail->Username = “test@fports.com”;"
$mail->Password = “123456”;
$mail->From = “From Email Address HERE”;
$mail->FromName = “Name of sender HERE”;
$mail->AddAddress(To Email Address HERE, “Name of recipient HERE”);
//$mail->AddReplyTo(“Email Address HERE”, “Name HERE”); // Adds a “Reply-to” address. Un-comment this to use it.

//*********************CODE ENTEREDED FROM GODADDY USERS - ABOVE  ////////////////////////////

bradgrafelman

You've got a bunch of “smart/curly quotes” rather than regular "" double quotes in that code snippet.

bkirkpatrick

Good catch and thank you. Changed all of those but still getting the Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '@' in /home/content/f/a/m/familymo/html/bll/xscores_sendEmail.php