[bally123]

Found a nice php contact form but would like to slightly ammend how the email is outputted. Currently it outputs

PHP Code:

$Field: $Value 

but really I would like it to output like this

PHP Code:

$fname has made an enquiry about $subject



$fmess



Their contact details are:

$fname

$fadd1

$fadd2

$fcity

$fpost



$fnumber

$femail 

This is the code for the contact form

PHP Code:

<?php

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// PERFECT                                                    //

// -------                                                    //

// PHP E-mail Receive Form Electronic Content Text            //

// File: feedback.php                                         //

// Version: 1.8 (April 21, 2008)                              //

// Description: Processes a web form to read the user input   //

//    and then send the data to a predefined recipient.  You  //

//    are free to use and modify this script as you like.     //

// Instructions:  Go to "http://www.centerkey.com/php".       //

// License: Public Domain Software                            //

//                                                            //

// Center Key Software  *  www.centerkey.com  *  Dem Pilafian //

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////



// Configuration Settings

$SendFrom =    "$fname <$femail>";

$SendTo =      "info@domain.tld";

$SubjectLine = "$subject";

$ThanksURL =   "thanks.html";  //confirmation page



// Build Message Body from Web Form Input

foreach ($_POST as $Field=>$Value)

   $MsgBody .= "$Field: $Value\n";

$MsgBody = htmlspecialchars($MsgBody, ENT_NOQUOTES);  //make safe



// Send E-Mail and Direct Browser to Confirmation Page

      if (count($_POST) > 0)

      $Spam = count($_POST) == 0 || stristr($MsgBody, "cc: ") ||

          stristr($MsgBody, "href=") || stristr($MsgBody, "[url");

      if (!$Spam)

          mail($SendTo, $SubjectLine, $MsgBody, "From: $SendFrom"); 

header("Location: $ThanksURL");

?>

Iv tried loads of different ways but I dont really know what im doing and think it has someting to do with the foreach bit

[wirehopper]

You could replace the foreach loop with something like this:

PHP Code:

$MsgBody=<<< END

{$_POST['fname']} has made an enquiry about {$_POST['subject ']}



{$_POST['fmess']} 



Their contact details are: 

{$_POST['f'name']}

... (etc)



END; 

[bally123]

Thanks will give that a try

[bally123]

Doesnt appear to work not sure if im doing it wrong but tried

PHP Code:

foreach ($_POST as $Field=>$Value) 

$MsgBody=<<< END 

{$_POST['fname']} has made an enquiry about {$_POST['subject']} 



{$_POST['fmess']}  



Their contact details are:  

{$_POST['fname']} 

 

END; 

Which gives the following error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_SL in /mnt/w0108/d10/s10/b028bc78/www/domain.tld/test.php on line 25

and also tried

PHP Code:

$MsgBody=<<< END 

{$_POST['fname']} has made an enquiry about {$_POST['subject']} 



{$_POST['fmess']}  



Their contact details are:  

{$_POST['fname']} 

 

END; 

Which gives same error...

[wirehopper]

Might be the =<<< END - try =<<<END

[bally123]

Still gives same error message

[zamight]

Take away all whitespace's from the end of END;.
There can't be anything after the END;

[bally123]

Thanks that worked its amazing how a little white space makes all the difference.

[bally123]

Finally all working perfectly just another quick question if anyone is able to help, is there a way of someone else using my mailform.php from another site if so how can I prevent them from doing this?

For example only submit form if enquiry has come from mysite/enquiry.html