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As I can understand, the code portion you posted here belongs to the separate script which sends email and so when the message has been sent, it displays the success message in a blank page.<br />
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You should enclose the code of the separate script in a function you pass parameters to<br />
and make this function return true or false. Based on this you should display the message in your original page.<br />
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Cheers
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As I can understand, the code portion you posted here belongs to the separate script which sends email and so when the message has been sent, it displays the success message in a blank page.

You should enclose the code of the separate script in a function you pass parameters to
and make this function return true or false. Based on this you should display the message in your original page.

Cheers

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I have an enquiry form that sends using a separate php script. When the forms sends a success message displays on a blank page. How can I get this message to display on the page with the actual form?<br />
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This is the part of the php script that deals with the success message<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-27777356-1"> // now we just send the message
   if (@mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers)) {
      echo &quot;Thanks for sending your details. We will be in touch soon.&quot;;
   } else {
      echo &quot;Failed to send&quot;;</code></pre>
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I have an enquiry form that sends using a separate php script. When the forms sends a success message displays on a blank page. How can I get this message to display on the page with the actual form?

This is the part of the php script that deals with the success message

(CODE)
   }

Show sucees message on the same page as the form

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