ini_set problems

[bigginge]

I've got a nice contact form working in my own webspace, but when I try it in the client's it won't work. I believe this to be an anti-spam feature from the ISP. He sent me this:

3) A fifth parameter -f should be added to the sendmail function. This will set the name of the from email address.
In its basic form, a simple sendmail script will look like this:
<?php
ini_set("sendmail_from", " user@yourdomain.com ");
mail($email_to, $email_subject, $email_message, $headers, '-fuser@yourdomain.com');
?>
Provided that you set the sendmail variable, before attempting to send the email. Specify the from address as a fifth parameter in the sendmail function, and the email is either to, or from, a Mooncomputers hosted email address you should have no problems.

The PHP script I'm now using is:

<?  

// Enter your email address here
$adminaddress = "you@yourdomain.co.uk"; 

// Enter the address of your website here MUST include http://www. 
$siteaddress ="http://www.yourdomain.co.uk"; 

// Enter your company name or site name here 
$sitename = "Company Name"; 

// Gets the date and time from your server
$date = date("m/d/Y H:i:s");

// Gets the IP Address
if ($REMOTE_ADDR == "") $ip = "no ip";
else $ip = getHostByAddr($REMOTE_ADDR);

//Process the form data!
// and send the information collected in the Flash form to Your nominated email address
IF ($action != ""): 
mail("$adminaddress","Info Request", 
"FAO: Admin @ $sitename \n
Name: $fname 
Email: $vemail
Phone: $vephone
Company: $cname
The visitor commented:
------------------------------
$comments
------------------------------

Logged Info :
------------------------------
Using: $HTTP_USER_AGENT
Hostname: $ip
IP address: $REMOTE_ADDR
Date/Time:  $date","FROM:$adminaddress"); 


//This sends a confirmation to your visitor
mail("$vemail","Thank You for visiting $sitename", "Hi $fname,\n
Thank you for your comments on your visit to $sitename!\n

$sitename
$siteaddress","FROM:$adminaddress"); 

//Confirmation is sent back to the Flash form that the process is complete
$sendresult = "Done!";
$send_answer = "answer=";
$send_answer .= rawurlencode($sendresult);
echo "$send_answer";

ENDIF;
?>

How would I combine the 2 scripts, please.

[nunomira]

hi,

Wouldn't that be:

<?  

ini_set("sendmail_from", " user@yourdomain.com ");

// Enter your email address here
$adminaddress = "you@yourdomain.co.uk";

// Enter the address of your website here MUST include http://www.
$siteaddress ="http://www.yourdomain.co.uk";

// Enter your company name or site name here
$sitename = "Company Name";

// Gets the date and time from your server
$date = date("m/d/Y H:i:s");

// Gets the IP Address
if ($REMOTE_ADDR == "") $ip = "no ip";
else $ip = getHostByAddr($REMOTE_ADDR);

//Process the form data!
// and send the information collected in the Flash form to Your nominated email address
IF ($action != ""):
mail("$adminaddress","Info Request",
"FAO: Admin @ $sitename \n
Name: $fname
Email: $vemail
Phone: $vephone
Company: $cname
The visitor commented:
------------------------------
$comments
------------------------------

Logged Info :
------------------------------
Using: $HTTP_USER_AGENT
Hostname: $ip
IP address: $REMOTE_ADDR
Date/Time:  $date","FROM:$adminaddress", '-fuser@yourdomain.com');


//This sends a confirmation to your visitor
mail("$vemail","Thank You for visiting $sitename", "Hi $fname,\n
Thank you for your comments on your visit to $sitename!\n

$sitename
$siteaddress","FROM:$adminaddress", '-fuser@yourdomain.com');

//Confirmation is sent back to the Flash form that the process is complete
$sendresult = "Done!";
$send_answer = "answer=";
$send_answer .= rawurlencode($sendresult);
echo "$send_answer";

ENDIF;
?>

?

[bigginge]

Thanks for your reply, Nunomira, and sorry I duplicated the question, but this has been doing my head in for 3 days now and I can't figure it out.
I amended the script but it's still not working. Is there anyway I can find out why the emails aren't being sent?

[nunomira]

hi,

Try the code they gave you (mail() function).
Start with a very simple example and make sure it works.
Start replacing the variables, one by one, until you reconstruct your code.