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Rick, So your data/log.txt is actually the subject line of your message? If so, then don't do that include(&quot;data/log.txt&quot;) I was assuming that your txt file was the email body. But now I see that you are getting that text from a form. Here is some code I just wrote.. <? // Rick here...

Hello, Why can't you call a function when the data has changed, or whenever you get some specific data. Pass something to the function so it knows what to change the image too. You would most likely have to refresh the page. -Josh

Rick, Yes you are right. :) The &quot;)&quot; should be &quot;}&quot; at the end of the function. What do you mean? The log.txt file was sent as the body of the email? Was it placed as an attachment, or did the actual text get put in the email body? What I usually do is include another php...

Hey thumbelina, Here some stuff that I did a while back. I don't know if you want the search engine to search all the fields you mentioned, but you can take a look here. function print_library_list($search) { if($search != &quot;&quot;){ $query = &quot;SELECT l.id l.title, l.year, &quot; ...

Hey RickBooker, Maybe you could try this out. for ($index=0; $index < count($addresses); $index++) { ob_start(); // start buffer include(&quot;data/log.txt&quot;); // execute code $emailbody = ob_get_contents(); // return executed code ob_end_clean(); // delete the buffer...

Hello, I am having trouble duplicating some code that works fine in IE, but Netscape doesn't like atall. I have searched everywhere. Right now I have a page with many drop down menu's. Beside all the drop downs there is a link. This link get's updated onChange of the related drop down(by...