PHP redirect script doesn't work...

[erbag]

The php redirect script for my form-mailer not working...pulled the example off a site and almost every other site has the same example but it just not working for me...

<?
  $email = $_REQUEST['email'] ;
  $message = $_REQUEST['message'] ;

  mail( "yourname@example.com", "Feedback Form Results",
    $message, "From: $email" );
  header( "Location: http://www.example.com/thankyou.html" );
?>

I keep getting error msgs like these...
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /xxx/xxx/xxx/xxx/xxx/nameoffile.php:10) in /xxx/xxx/xxx/xxx/xxx/nameoffile.php on line 16

What do I do?

[erbag]

While waiting for a reply I went searching and did some dabbling...I final did this put this code at the extreme top of the page and eliminated it from the previous code I posted...and it worked.

<?php
header("location:http://site.com/dir/subdir/mypage.html");
?>

I actually want to add some more things to the txt that will be recieved via e-mail. Like: Making it says it from an e-mail account, without the user typing one in and probly a likkle tag at the bottom of the e-mail that may say something like "This e-mail powered by XXXX"

How do I do that?

[alexdevmaster]

While waiting for a reply I went searching and did some dabbling...I final did this put this code at the extreme top of the page and eliminated it from the previous code I posted...and it worked.

<?php
header("location:http://site.com/dir/subdir/mypage.html");
?>

I actually want to add some more things to the txt that will be recieved via e-mail. Like: Making it says it from an e-mail account, without the user typing one in and probly a likkle tag at the bottom of the e-mail that may say something like "This e-mail powered by XXXX"

How do I do that?

instead of just passing the message as supplied as you do, consider editing

$message = "$message\n\nThis message powered by XXXX";

[erbag]

I figure \n means new line...?
Thanx...tried it and it worked! Solved one part of the equation...having custom e-mail that it comes from now is the next challenge and how to lose the 'MSG TITLE' if I wanted to...

[alexdevmaster]

I figure \n means new line...?
Thanx...tried it and it worked! Solved one part of the equation...having custom e-mail that it comes from now is the next challenge and how to lose the 'MSG TITLE' if I wanted to...

what do u mean by that?

[erbag]

The new line I figured out by dabbling with what u gave me...

What am I saying...I'm playing around with the code I posted earlier and so...I want to not have the user put in a 'userzemailaddress@email.com' but have one that says from 'myfixedemaildummy@email.com' regardless where it comes from. The name of the person I would still keep and the 'title' of the msg I want to lose...

hope u get me...

[alexdevmaster]

still dont get u, if only because what you seem to want to do sounds too simple to be a problem.

first if u want to use a fixed email instead of one given by the user, then dont include email as a field in your form and in the script where you place the user's email just put the email that you want.

As for the title of the message, are you talking about the subject. IM confused

[erbag]

sorry that I am confusing you...but you pretty much have it. Don't want the user to give me an e-mail just their name. Used an hidden field called 'email' with a pre-set value but it doesn't come in the msg, coz I not sure how else to modify the php code...the subject...I want to rid myself of uf I can. Can I?

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I did some more modifications and I got rid of the 'subject'. It looks something like this, take a look.

<?
  $email = $_REQUEST['email'] ;
  $message = $_REQUEST['message'] ;
  $message = $message\\nThis msg brought to yo by XXXX;
  mail( "yourname@example.com", "",
    "From: $email", $message );
 ?>

[erbag]

Neva mind...I got!!!! Thnx again!!!

[alexdevmaster]

Neva mind...I got!!!! Thnx again!!!

you should tell us ur fix, for the betterment of those who might be following this thread . Well that would be the forum-etiquette thing to do