Posted by Geoff Berrow on 01/31/07 09:22

Message-ID: <bARvh.187755$Kh7.174122@fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk> from
David Smithz contained the following:

>However, to improve presentation in some cases, I want to be able to rename
>the field name that is displayed in the email. So in the example above we
>might want to replace firstname with "First Name".

What I do is create a lookup array.

$lookup=array("firstname"=>"First name", "lastname"="Last
name","addr1"=>"Address line 1", ... );

Your values will be returned in the $_POST array so basically it is
something like this

$mailbody= "Values submitted from form\n\n";
foreach($_POST as $key=>$value){
$mailbody.= $lookup[$key]." - ".$value."\n";
}

I sometimes have an exclude array too because you may not want to
display submit buttons or hidden fields.

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