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Thought some of you might be interested in this. I wrote this a while back for a dating website. It calculates the distance in miles between 2 lat/long coordinates, I.E. from a zipcode database.

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You should include additional headers to prevent the messages from being filtered by many spam filters.

Here's an example of my mailer function:


function...

I still have no idea what you're trying to do lol but I'm glad you got it :D Probably would have made more sense if I saw all the code ;P

I see i see. That's a problem because you have no way to index the variable from the post array. Is this like a bunch of checkboxes that are enumerated? If so I would do like this:



//FORM:...

Yeah... I'm like freaked out man!

This script was obviously never tested on other PHP installs, he assumed register globals was on. The problem was also that he left out where you declare required fields in the configuration. But he...

Yes all you'd have to do is create the HTML form to submit to this script using the field names name,email,subject,body.

EDIT:
I wrote this up quickly, note that there is no error checking, so...

My pleasure :D

This is my index.php



<?
//--Start PHP SESSION
session_start();

//--Load global configuration.
require_once("include/config.php");

may want to do:



preg_split("/ +/",$text);


Instead which will match any number of spaces (just in case).

Looks like he's trying to concatenate a variable name which I call "variable variables".

You do it like this:


print ${$_POST[$row['Link_num']].'_checkbox'};

the array should be a session variable as well. otherwise you lose it when the script execution ends.



if (count($_SESSION['MyArray']) >= 4){
unset($_SESSION['MyArray']);
...

Try this:



$name=trim($_POST['name']);
$email=trim($_POST['email']);
$subject=trim($_POST['subject']);
$body=trim($_POST['body');

send_email("Sender <sender@domain.com>","$name...

It's as simple as this:



$MyArray[]=$_SESSION['InitialImage'];


array_push() essentially does the same thing, this is a shortcut.

You mean:



if (count($ar) >= 4){
unset($ar);
$ar=array();
}

What do you mean by "reset"? the reset() function simply returns the array pointer to the first index. Please explain in more detail.

Why not just use variables? Here's an example of how I template.

Logic code:


<?
$submit_page="/module/manager/adduser-submit.html";
$nav[]=array("Add User Account","");

switch($argv[1]){

It wouldn't hurt to simply include the class file from the start. Be sure to use the include_once() or require_once() function so you don't get any conflicts if it's included elsewhere. Creating an...

Also, those are notices not fatal errors. They can be ignored for the most part. It's just telling you that you don't have those variables predefined somewhere.

Missing open { bracket.


$msg_pass="";
$msg_user="";
include("dbconnect.php");
if($_POST['login']){
$username=trim($_POST['username']);
$password=trim($_POST['password']);
if($username &&...

Good to hear, sorry I didn't have time to tackle that one, I was just about to but I'm glad you got it fixed :D

It's good to eliminate the possibility of it being a server side problem first, then look at graphic load times. It's usually graphic or css problem that slows down page load times.

I think this could be your problem.

$ushapass=sha1($password,TRUE);
$data=mysqli_fetch_assoc($rs);
$data=mysqli_fetch_assoc($rs);
if($data['password']==$shapass)

you have a "u" infront of...

A pleasure.

Not to mention your / directory would have to be world writeable! XD You could do /users/unique_user01 instead and make the /users directory 0777.