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Marvellous! Works perfectly. Many thanks to all who have helped me on this.

Thankyou works like a charm :) Is it possible to add a title for each variable? For example, only the values are in the email - it would be nice (although far from essential) to have something like "Name:" <value> "Email:" <value> etc, etc. Thanks again.

I told you I was doing something dumb!! I didn't notice the full stop that was needed to successfully concatenate the variables. I have amended this and now receive my email. Many, many thanks for your help. One further question about the linefeeds. The email I receive has all the data...

Many thanks for your help. I am beginning to understand this more clearly now! I am still experiencing a problem in that no email is generated to me. My form.php now contains: <? $to = "host@domain.com"; $subject = "Contact Form"; $msg = $_POST["name\n"]; $msg = $_POST["email\n"]; $msg =...

Thanks...I think I understand now. I've changed it to: <? $to = "host@domain.com"; $subject = "Contact from website" $name=$_POST["name"]; $email=$_POST["email"]; $phone=$_POST["phone"]; $message=$_POST["message"]; mail($to, $subject, $message, "From: My web site\nReply-To: $email\n"); ?>...

It uses POST. Do I need to add the $_POST["my_variable_name"]; for each of the variables listed or is it just some of them? Thanks.

Hi I am having trouble with the code below. When a user submits data from a contact form all I am receiving is a blank email! The variables name, message, phone and email are all specified in my Flash MX file. I spoke to my host who said that I need to change the code to reflect that...