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My focus in PHP has been calculations, reporting, database manipulation (MySQL), automated scripting, screen scraping, and tracking systems. A brief professional background is posted at http://businesscatalyst.info.
I've been programming in many languages for over 15 years, but the last several years I've focused on php. I've posted several tricks I've learned at goodfeelingplace.com.
I have a bachelors degree and a masters degree, both in electrical engineering from Arizona State University.
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| Saran | 05/19/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Hi Robert, Ur right. It works now ..... |
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Hello Hazem, The first thing I would suggest is removing the @ before the mail function. That is used to suppress errors in php, which is fine for a production site but not while you are trying to debug
Hi Samuel, Let me first caution you to not send credit card info through email. Email is not secure at all. For the technical aspects of your question, can I assume you put your email address in the
Hi Jon, If I understand your code correctly, what will result from your while loop is a bunch of rows with radio buttons which have the same name and the same value. So the value you get on the action
Hello Hazem, I'm not sure what you mean by using the same PC to validate info - if you've got a login page on your website you'll be validating the code (most likely) by connecting to localhost and checking
Hi M, It looks like your ereg statement is returning false, which is why you're getting the error page and the mail command is not being run. I recommend replacing your ereg statement with preg_match
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