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phpmailer with smtp connection, help please
I'm very stupid :( . Just wanted to point that out :)
1.I have a form ( contact form ) and I have a free website with no smtp or sendmail.
2.I have a gmail account and a btinternet. Both with SMTP ( only that gmail uses SSL and btinternet does not ).
question!!!!
how the heck to I for the phpmailer so that when they contact me the phpmailer can connect to my gmail or to my btinternet smtp and send me the email.
PLEASE HELP ME!!!!
1.I have a form ( contact form ) and I have a free website with no smtp or sendmail.
2.I have a gmail account and a btinternet. Both with SMTP ( only that gmail uses SSL and btinternet does not ).
question!!!!
how the heck to I for the phpmailer so that when they contact me the phpmailer can connect to my gmail or to my btinternet smtp and send me the email.
PLEASE HELP ME!!!!
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my man, I think you are on a good track.
do you have an yahoo id so we can chat? hotmail or something?
do you have an yahoo id so we can chat? hotmail or something?
jrooks@newmarketpl.ca
ASKER
where d I put that?
$mailto = $_POST['emailto'];
mail($mail0, "question", $body, "From: user@gmail.com \r\nReply-To: \r\nContent-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1");
echo "<TD>SENT MAIL</TD>";
$mailto = $_POST['emailto'];
mail($mail0, "question", $body, "From: user@gmail.com \r\nReply-To: \r\nContent-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1");
echo "<TD>SENT MAIL</TD>";
post code,
if you are using SMTP,
you don't use mail() that is a different function entirely.
if you are using SMTP,
you don't use mail() that is a different function entirely.
ASKER
what do I use then?
can you modify what I sent you for me?
can you modify what I sent you for me?
post code, I will modify.
ASKER
<form method="post" action="phpmailer.php" name="1"><input type="text" name="mail0" value=""><br><input type="text" name="question" value=""><br><input type="txt" name="body" value=""><br><input type=submit name=submit value=subscribe></form>
http://www.klenwell.net/is/PhpGmailMailer
its like phpmailer, but it's specifically for gmail