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My current html is as follows:
method=$_POST type=hidden [email protected] name=recipient> type=hidden [email protected] name=from> value=Newsletter Subscription name=subject> value=Email,Name,HowHere,Comments,Newsletter
name=require> type=hidden value=http://www.gamblersworld.co.uk/newsletter_ty.html
name=success_redirect> type=hidden value=http://www.gamblersworld.co.uk name=fail_redirect>
Many thanks
Chris
My current html is as follows:
method=$_POST type=hidden [email protected] name=recipient> type=hidden [email protected] name=from> value=Newsletter Subscription name=subject> value=Email,Name,HowHere,Comments,Newsletter
name=require> type=hidden value=http://www.gamblersworld.co.uk/newsletter_ty.html
name=success_redirect> type=hidden value=http://www.gamblersworld.co.uk name=fail_redirect>
Many thanks
Chris
The thing about $_POST is in the PHP script. Basically you can now no longer call variables sent as form data in the post method by using just the variable name. You have to call it as part of the $_POST array.
e.g. before, this would have worked: echo $email;
But now you have to use: echo $_POST['email'];