OK, I see what you are saying. However, that doesn't really end up helping me as I need to give the server people an example of what a mail statement will look like when it is received by the server.
You say it is the standard format, and I believe you, but
THEY won't believe
ME, so I need to show an example of what is sent, and then
MAYBE they will go look at their side of things.
I will be eMailing them with my problem. I have found them to be the worst tech support group, and know they won't really help unless I provide info just as they request.
If I try to email them this line of code as an example of a standard PHP mail() function to send mail:
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mail($email,$lang['t80'],$message,"From: $settings[admin_email]\nReply-to: $settings[admin_email]\nReturn-path: $settings[admin_email]\nContent-type: text/plain; charset=".$lang['enc']);
they will just say they don't know what actual values are getting sent - or that it isn't proper syntax, etc.
So instead of me trying to substitute real values into the strings (as I did previously, and did incorrectly because I didn't know the placement of quotes that will happen automatically), can you do it for me using this same line of code from gbook.php?
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mail($email,$lang['t80'],$message,"From: $settings[admin_email]\nReply-to: $settings[admin_email]\nReturn-path: $settings[admin_email]\nContent-type: text/plain; charset=".$lang['enc']);
You can just make up eMail values and subject values, etc, as long as it ends up looking the same as far as syntax structure goes as the real one would when done from within gbook.php code.
Here is my attempt at doing it correctly... if it is correct, can you say so.. and if not, can you provide the correct resulting version for me?
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mail("abc@abc.com.au","Reply to your Guestbook entry","The owner of xyz has just replied to your entry.","From: xyz@xyz.com.au\nReply-to: xyz@xyz.com.au\nReturn-path: xyz@xyz.com.au\nContent-type: text/plain; charset=windows-1250");
I actually think they won't support the .php mailer, as they offer other means to send out eMail from the window server (like CDONT with .asp code), but I wanted to at least try to see if they will work with me on this.
