Ok so here's what I'm trying to do:
1. You press submit on my php donation form page, and when you press submit it goes to a process.php but within the IF statement I have it to where it sends my client an HTML email.
2. What I want my HTML email (in a table) to do is get some of the info from the form. So within the HTML email table in my <td> i have something like:
<?php echo $_GET["FirstName"]; ?>- Will this work or how should I go about it?
If form is submitting and the firstName attribute present in the form, definitely it should work.
in the form if you specify methode="get" use $_get[] or if you menction methode="post" use $_post[];
Ok so here's what I'm trying to do:
1. You press submit on my php donation form page, and when you press submit it goes to a process.php but within the IF statement I have it to where it sends my client an HTML email.
2. What I want my HTML email (in a table) to do is get some of the info from the form. So within the HTML email table in my <td> i have something like:
<?php echo $_GET["FirstName"]; ?>- Will this work or how should I go about it?
definately it works fine.
in the form if you specify methode="get" use $_get[] or if you menction methode="post" use $_post[];
If you are not aware what you are using , use $_REQUEST
i think $_REQUEST is using for getting querystring veriable values.
i think $_REQUEST is using for getting querystring veriable values.
Also we can use $_REQUEST for get and post method, It will works fine with out problem.
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