Need Help With a Form!

What language would you like it to be in?

In PHP, the formhandler would have this in it

That SHOULD work... worked for me
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D'oh
Vbulletin parsed the links as URLs...
It should simply have the URLs no HTML tags... just
header("Location: url");

Hey Nike Guy Man,

Thanks for your reply. I can't believe something that seemed so hard could be done in that little amount of code. Should the third $choice variable have the 1 after it since the first two don't?

I have another question for you. I was using FormMail.cgi with my form which is written in Perl. Do you know of a form that I can use in PHP that will work with your script?

Also, is there anyway I can add a field that will allow the visitor to attach a small file in the form? Similar to the way vBulletin does this when replying to a post? Then the file would be sent in the e-mail along with the form results.

BTW..What part of Maryland are you from?

Thanks again for your help!

John Saunders

Assuming your form collected the persons email ($email) and that it somehow produces a password ($newpass) and has checked for unique username ($newid) then you'd send an email with your message ($message) using PHP like so: (if this was for a membership thing)

$message = "Welcome\n".
"Here is your new password -\n".
"User Name: $newid\n".
"Password: $newpass\n".
"If you have any problems, feel free to contact me at\n".
"[email protected].\n".
"-Webmaster\n".
"My Name";
mail($email,"Type the subject of your message here",$message,"From:My Name");

Go here to see about getting a file uploaded, 5th post down.
http://www.webmaster-forums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=18141&perpage=10&pagenumber=2

Never really used the email thing to send an attachment before. Any of you gurus know the part in mail to send an attachment?

And no, the third $choice variable wouldn't have a 1.

Clint,

Thanks for your response. I tried using your script in the post you referred me to, changed the path to the location of my images and CHMODED the directory to 777. Unfortunately, it isn't working. I'm not getting any error messages or anything and the image doesn't show up in the directory. I'm pretty sure that my host allows this as long as the permissions are set to 777.

Any ideas why it isn't working?

John Saunders

Did you try using copy(... instead of move_uploaded-file(...

And is your input field correct:

And the $pic variable must be set to something. You could use:

Look it over real good and try, try again. Seems that most of the time, my code fragments won't work because I forgot to include a ";" or a "(" or something small and stupid. Welcome to the world of bugs.

Encrypt goes in the tag, not the tag.

move_uploaded_file() requires PHP >= 4.0.3
copy() works on any version of PHP3 and PHP4.

move_uploaded_file() is prefered because it validates that the file in question is a file, and that it was uploaded via HTTP_POST. Copy will always work, but you'll have to add your own validation.

Unix directories should never be chmod 0777. If anything 0644. Apache only needs read access to server the pages, and write access to upload.

I've tried using the script located in this post http://www.webmaster-forums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=18141&perpage=10&pagenumber=2 but I can't get it to work. My host is running PHP version 4.1.2 and I've been able to get the upload file thing to work with another script but I need it to work with just a simple form.

Could somebody make it so the script will work just as it's own file instead of having to be added to another script so I can test it by itself?

John Saunders

Whoops, I made a typo. Directories should be 0766, not 0644.