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Thanks so much guys - great insight and feedback! My site is now looking just the way I want it to using various browsers. Best, JD.

Hello, I'm hoping someone can help me here. I'm trying to use a tableless layout, using only css for positioning. I'd like to have a centered layout, with elements absolutely positioned within a centered container. See http://jollydonkey.com/temp/ If you look at the css source code, can...

Hello, Is it possible for php to capture URL variables? Essentially, what I would like to do is send users an email with appended variables and upon clicking the URL, the users are directed to an HTML form with certain form fields prepopulated with extracted values from the URL. Please let...

It could be a number of issues - I recommend posting some code. It's likely due to some issues with respect to properly setting table dimensions/element positions. If you like to be flush against the browser edge, use CSS or set the margins to 0. jd.

It does - I also found this: http://pear.php.net/bugs/bug.php?id=8047#1183372559 My script is now working...key to remember I guess is that we have control over the headers, including the To: header. In case anyone else experienced the same problem, below is the post of the solution from the...

Hello, I've got a peculiar situation. I have a php form processing script (Windows platform) that is supposed to send a copy of a form submission via email to cc recipients. The script reaches everyone in the to: field, however, not on the cc: field. On a Linux platform, this problem does not...

Wow - let me study this revision late tonight and I'll let you know what happens :) Again, thank you so much. Cheers, Dipesh.

I'm using PEAR's mail on a windows platform. Granted, it's not the best looking script :) I'm stumped. Also, a special thank you - your help on this and other posts have helped me learn PHP. Cheers, D.

Thanks - here is the code: $email = $_POST['email']; $cc = $_POST['cc']; $ccCopy = $cc.",".$email; $topic = $_POST['topic']; $summary = $_POST['summary']; $topic_output = stripslashes($topic); $summary_output = stripslashes($summary); $to = 'me@me.com'; $subject = "$topic_output"...

Hello, I have a PHP form processing script that captures various form fields and submits them via email. The script is working in IE and Opera without issues. In Firefox and Netscape, the script executes, however, none of the values inputed in the form get captured. Why is this? If it helps...

Hello, I'm trying to use PHP to enable file uploads via a web form (one file only), however, I'm getting a File Upload Error. I'm dumbfounded. Note, I'm using a Windows platform for PHP. Below is the code, however, it's echoing a "Upload file error" (i.e. it's not getting beyond the first if...

Hi, I think I figured it out. Here was the initial issue: I'm having some issues with properly formatting text extracted from an online form using a textarea box. Output will be a *** plain text email***. -- text should wrap at 72 characters -- for lengthy lines, breaks (\n) should only occur...

The issue is that the width of the textarea box is restrictive. So if the user inputs text, (\n) newline codes are sent to php at the point where the text wraps. The resulting output is fragmented. Perhaps my strategy should be to remove newlines, add newlines at character position 72, however...

Hello, I'm having some issues with properly formatting text extracted from an online form using a textarea box. Output will be a plain text email. Here's what I need: -- text should wrap at 72 characters -- for lengthy lines, breaks (\n) should only occur after 72 characters -- if a user...

I'm not that much of a novice :) Output will actually be via an email form - so jaxtell's solution above hopefully will work out. I just didn't clue in the nuances of HTML during my preview testing.

Hi Vacunita, By golly, you are absolutely right! I didn't clue in. Basically, I need 72 characters because I want to format a user's form inputs in an attractive way. Headers will look something like this: -------------------- | TITLE: | -------------------- Any tips? You've...

So if $input holds the name of my Study Title, the character "|" will output in the 72nd character column? I tried that and the "|" is appended right after the last character in my Study Title. I'm still confused. Ideas? Cheers, jd.

Hello, I'm stumped - I'm hoping someone can help me out. I have a form text field in which a user can enter a title of sorts. The title can be any number of characters in length upto a maximum of 60 characters. Now, at the end of the title, I'd like to use PHP to append a "|" character to the...

Gosh, how embarrassing. My newbiness is so out there. Thanks for helping me out here! Much appreciated.

Thanks - I tried that (by eliminating the $cc in the mail function), however, I get a 0 in the CC field when the email is generated. I'm totally stumped and open to ideas.