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The 'make your own php mail form' tutorial
26115 The 'make your own php mail form' tutorial http://home.no.net/ingernet/tutorial.php This is a recipe for a 'simple yet powerful' mail form. Copy the highlighted areas and save them as 4 files as shown. Or download the zip file. Replace "John Doe" with your real name and email address. Style to your liking. Your address will neither be visible on any page nor detected by spambots.
You will receive the mail marked as coming from the form, and your guest will automatically receive a copy of the mail (s)he sent (provided correct email address is entered).
Only 2 fields are required; if 'Name' is left blank, 'Sender' will be sender's email address, and if 'Subject' is left blank, the mail will still get to your mailbox
PHP > Tips and Tutorials > Email Systems Oct 15, 2006 Inger Falch-Jacobsen

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