Nov
20
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3
Oct
25
i been working on a website for a doctor’s office, and I’m making a appointment form where people can sign up and it would send the information to the doctor’s email. so when i made the HTML script, and posted it on the website, and tested it out it opened up outlook from Microsoft. and i don’t know how to stop it form popping up so that when the website goes public, it wont happen to other computers in case they don’t use outlook.
Oct
9
I’ve seen a lot of sites online that have the code for email, but the format I still don’t understand how to do is so that the sender puts in their email, their password, a comment, and hits send to send it. Here’s how it would look like:
Email:
Password:
Comment:
[Enter]
Sep
30
ok so i setup the vbulletin email settings with my gmail info and i get this error. im running apache 2.0.12, php 5, and mysql ? on windows server 2003
Warning: fsockopen() [function.fsockopen]: unable to connect to tls://smtp.gmail.com:465 (Unable to find the socket transport “tls” - did you forget to enable it when you configured PHP?) in includes\class_mail.php on line 602
Warning: Unable to connect to SMTP server in includes\class_mail.php on line 584
Sep
29
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25
Sep
23
I’ve created an email form for a website I’m designing, so that when a person puts in their name, email and query it mails an email to the website owner, but whenever the ’submit’ button is pressed it then tries to send the email through an email application.
Is there any way I can get the email to send just through the web browser that is being used?
Sep
15
I created a php file that corresponds with an email form. I have already created everything and it works. My question is how to have two receivers of the email and have one of them be hidden. When the one person receives the email it shows that it was sent to two people. How do I get it where it only shows that it was sent to one person but in reality it was sent to two people.
Sep
14
Sep
2