Contact form with options not properly working

[mlungisi]

Hi there

Please help, the form suppose to send email to different email address depending on enquiry option selected. Currently the form doesn’t do that and I cant seem to find or fix this issue.

Contact page code
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Config.php code

<?php
$db_server = '100.1001.1001.10';
$db = 'Database';
$db_username = 'username';
$db_password = 'password';

$title = 'Radiant Group (Pty) Ltd';
$env_repo = getenv('php_repository');
if(!empty($env_repo)){
	$classes = $env_repo;
} else {
	$classes = 'src/Classes/';
}
$pagination = array('items_per_page'=>300);
$default_page = 'Home';
$sales_email = '[e-mail]';
$contact_email = '[e-mail]';
$image_path = 'http://www.mycompany.com/src/img/email/';
?>

divisions.txt

[mlungisi]

For now the code sends email to: [e-mail] the email in config.php "$contact_email = '[e-mail]';" and [e-mail] the last email in the arrays "array('Report web problems', '[e-mail]'));". It doesn't matter what subject the user chooses, the emails are sent to those two email addresses.

[Bonesnap]

Is this supposed to be the server's connection string in the form of an IP address? I ask because that is not a valid IP address.

mlungisi;11010031 wrote:

<?php
$db_server = '100.1001.1001.10';

[Weedpacket]

Unless this code is for the Florida-based hosting company MyCompany.com, you (and they) would be better off using the standard example domain name - example.com (look it up)

Could you try posting the relevant code only here, and cut out all the bits that have nothing to do with the problem (if you're not sure what they are, try taking them out and check that the problem remains). I can't find anything in that text file to do with sending emails. I do find three identical lines

		if(isset($_POST['updatesitemap'])) $_POST['updatesitemap'] = $VarSecurity->Security($_POST['updatesitemap']);
		if(isset($_POST['updatesitemap'])) $_POST['updatesitemap'] = $VarSecurity->Security($_POST['updatesitemap']);
		if(isset($_POST['updatesitemap'])) $_POST['updatesitemap'] = $VarSecurity->Security($_POST['updatesitemap']);

But I don't think that has anything to do with sending an email.

[mlungisi]

That's just an example, not a valid IP.

Bonesnap;11010143 wrote:

Is this supposed to be the server's connection string in the form of an IP address? I ask because that is not a valid IP address.

[mlungisi]

well company name is just an example, i'll use example.com next time.

Yep the code updates sitemap.

Weedpacket;11010175 wrote:

Unless this code is for the Florida-based hosting company MyCompany.com, you (and they) would be better off using the standard example domain name - example.com (look it up)

Could you try posting the relevant code only here, and cut out all the bits that have nothing to do with the problem (if you're not sure what they are, try taking them out and check that the problem remains). I can't find anything in that text file to do with sending emails. I do find three identical lines

		if(isset($_POST['updatesitemap'])) $_POST['updatesitemap'] = $VarSecurity->Security($_POST['updatesitemap']);
		if(isset($_POST['updatesitemap'])) $_POST['updatesitemap'] = $VarSecurity->Security($_POST['updatesitemap']);
		if(isset($_POST['updatesitemap'])) $_POST['updatesitemap'] = $VarSecurity->Security($_POST['updatesitemap']);

But I don't think that has anything to do with sending an email.

[Weedpacket]

mlungisi wrote:

Yep the code updates sitemap.

But do you need all three identical lines? And how is it relevant to the problem you're posting about?