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PostPosted: 11/3/2004, 1:38 am    Post subject: Flash & PHP contact form Reply with quote
I just installed a webserver and wanted to test the script that's loaded in flash to send e-mails. Is there any way to receive e-mails from a script that's hosted on my computer in the WWW file?
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What's the webserver and what language is the script? Is it Apache and PHP?
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yep, both.
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PostPosted: 11/4/2004, 3:04 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote
Well, the first thing to do, I guess, is make sure your PHP mail() function is working. You can just create a simple PHP file to test it. Save this as 'mail_test.php':

PHP:
<?php

// here are some variables, alter them as you wish
$send_to_address = "warrior@youraddress.com";
$subject = "Test Email";
$message = "This is the message. Did you receive this?";

mail ($send_to_address, $subject, $message);

?>


Set the '$send_to_address' variable to your own email address, as that's where the mail will get sent. Then upload the file to your server and then open mail_test.php in a browser. If it works, you should see a blank page in the browser (no errors displayed) and you should receive an email within a few minutes.
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