[Xestrix]

This is whatt I'm getting. I'm not exactly sure when to use ['], ["], [\] or when things need escaped, etc. So I'm assuming I've just messed up a quote or something simple like that. I have tried shifting things around a bit but nothing seems to fix it.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE

$msg .= "<b>New E-Mail:</b> "$_POST[new email]"<br>\n";

[job0107]

I am assuming you have an <input> that has been submitted, named "email".

PHP Code:

$msg .= "<b>New E-Mail:</b> ".$_POST["email"]."<br>\n"; 

[Xestrix]

Well I have an input named email, but I also have an inut named "new email", which is what that field was for. Is there a problem with spaces in input names? I'm not quite sure why I had a space though, I generally use an underscore.

[phpdoctor]

Yes you can have a input name with spaces. (best not to)
To grab the fields data after submiting you use this: $_POST["new email"] ;


This is a command that will turn all POSTED information into variables:
Just another helpful command. For this one you do need underscores.

PHP Code:

extract($_POST) ;



echo $new_email ; 

[job0107]

That's a cool trick. I'm going to have to write that one down on paper. Thank-you phpdoctor.

[Nico]

You can also use import_request_variables().