Usefull Scripts: Sending email with PHP

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<br><!-- this script got from <br>http://usefull-script.blogspot.com/Coded by: Ratnakar Mishra&nbsp; --><br><br><br><?php<br>//  See comments below (right above the form).<br><br>  if ($mode == "submit") {<br>    if ($enable_html != "on") {<br>/*<br>    The user does not want to send the e-mail in HTML format, so we must get<br>    rid of the HTML in the message.<br>*/<br>      $mail_body = htmlspecialchars ($mail_body);<br>    }<br><br>//  Now we set the headers for our e-mail message.<br><br>    $headers .= "MIME-Version: 1.0 \n";<br>    $headers .= "Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 \n";<br>    $headers .= "from:$mail_from\r\nCc:$mail_cc\r\nBcc:$mail_bcc";<br><br>/*<br>    Now it's time to send the message, we'll use the mail () function.<br>    The function will return TRUE on success, FALSE on failure.<br>    We can use that to make sure the e-mail was sent without<br>    any problems.<br>    The "@" in front of the function is optional.  In PHP, whenever<br>    there is an @ in front of ANY function, the script will not show<br>    any errors.  As we will let the user know if anything goes wrong<br>    ourselves, we don't need PHP to give the errors for us and we can<br>    show the error however we want (not with Warning: ... on line ...).<br>*/<br><br>    if (@mail ($mail_to, $mail_subject, $mail_body, $headers)) {<br>      print ("<h1><font color=\"#004000\">The e-mail was sent successfully!</font></h1>");<br>    } else {<br>      print ("<h1><font color=\"#880000\">An error occurred while sending the e-mail!</font></h1>");<br>    }<br><br>//  We don't need to show the form again.<br><br>    exit;<br>  }<br>?><br><br><html><br><br><head><br><title>Send e-mail</title><br><script language="javascript"><br>  function DoSubmit ()<br>  {<br>/*<br>    This javascript will check if the important fields have been filled in.<br>    The control is pretty basic (if the user types " " it will see it as full,<br>    but it is enough to alert a person who forgot to fill out a form, without<br>    him / her having to wait until the form refreshes (good for slow modems).<br><br>    The return ""; command will exit the function, so that the form is only<br>    submitted when it is valid.<br>*/<br><br>    if (document.form.mail_from.value == "") {<br>      alert ("You forgot to enter the 'from' field.");<br>      document.form.mail_from.focus ();<br>      return "";<br>    }<br><br>    if (document.form.mail_to.value == "") {<br>      alert ("You forgot to enter the 'to' field.");<br>      document.form.mail_to.focus ();<br>      return "";<br>    }<br><br>    if (document.form.mail_subject.value == "") {<br>      alert ("You forgot to enter the 'subject' field.");<br>      document.form.mail_subject.focus ();<br>      return "";<br>    }<br><br>    if (document.form.mail_body.value == "") {<br>      alert ("You forgot to enter the 'Message' field.");<br>      document.form.mail_body.focus ();<br>      return "";<br>    }<br><br>    document.form.submit ();<br>  }<br></script><br></head><br><br><body><br><!--<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; By setting the form's action to $PHP_SELF, this code will work even<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; when you change the name from email.php into whatever you want (.php).<br><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The included (hidden) field, mode, will be used to see if the user has<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; submitted the form or if the page is loading for the first time.&nbsp; If the<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; user has submitted the page, the variable $mode will have the string<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; "submit" as its value, otherwise the variable will be empty.<br>--><br><form action="<?php print ($PHP_SELF); ?>" method="post" name="form"><br>  <table><br>    <tr><br>      <td>From:</td><br>      <td><input type="text" name="mail_from" size="40"></td><br>    </tr><br>    <tr><br>      <td>To:</td><br>      <td><input type="text" name="mail_to" size="40"></td><br>    </tr><br>    <tr><br>      <td>Cc:</td><br>      <td><input type="text" name="mail_cc" size="40"></td><br>    </tr><br>    <tr><br>      <td>Bcc:</td><br>      <td><input type="text" name="mail_bcc" size="40"></td><br>    </tr><br>    <tr><br>      <td>Subject:</td><br>      <td><input type="text" name="mail_subject" size="40"></td><br>    </tr><br>    <tr><br>      <td valign="top">Message:</td><br>      <td><textarea name="mail_body" cols="40" rows="10"><br />
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