Posted by elyob on 03/30/06 18:39

"Andy Jeffries" <news@andyjeffries.co.uk> wrote in message
news:pan.2006.03.30.08.56.41.398091@andyjeffries.co.uk...
> On Thu, 30 Mar 2006 10:35:32 +0200, Wayne wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have recently added tried to update the feedback form on my page to be
>> sent in HTML format.
>>
>> Problem is that when its submitted, I get the mail without the variable
>> input, just the variable name.
>>
>> I have added the text version to it and both send fine, but still only
>> the
>> text version includes the variable input.
>>
>> HTML code taken directly from php.net example (See my form below).
>>
>> Can anyone advise how I can solve this ?
>
> Because you've used single quotes on the line:
>
> $message = '
>
> If you wrap a string in single quotes variables are not substituted within
> it. You need to wrap the content for $message in double quotes.
>

or close the quote, place the variable, continue the quote .. e.g.

$headers .= 'From: $contactname <'.$contactemailaddress.'>' . "\r\n";

Although I'm not sure what that list bit on the OP's line is trying to do.

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