I ve completed a form with:
3 radio boxes
11 checkboxes
8 textboxes
1 textarea

by the click of the submit button all this info will be sent to a php file
and want for the php to send all this info as an email:

$to = "myemail";
$from = "text from the first checkbox named email";
$subject = "none of your bussiness"
$body = "email"

email =
Model: "the radio box option he choosed"
Name: "the text from the second checkbox named name"
Adress:....
...the checkboxes has to be posted as:
Option1: "False if he didnt checked or true"...
...
Comments: "the text from the textarea named comments"

HELPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

i know that $sybject has to be something like: "Model: "the radio box option he choosed"/n Name: "the text from the second checkbox named name""

it could be alot easier if it worked like vb:

Dim Subject

Subject = "Name:" & Textbox1.Text & Char(36) & "Name:" &....

I hate php(i actually havent learned anything that will give me the option to hate it)
but I LOVE VB thank you bill.

This post has been edited by NIXZ: 27 Aug, 2008 - 05:42 AM

that's the code to get the variables?
probably since "comments" is text it will be in format of "the text he typed here"
but what i dont understand is in what format will the "app1" be since its a checkbox
will return as "True" if checked or "False" if not?
the most weird is the "model" its a radio box it will return as the id ?

we have 3 radio boxes with the same name and nothing to make them differenent
how can i know what he clicked ? by its id?
<input type="radio" name="model" id="option1" checked="checked">Cheese<br>
<input type="radio" name="model" id="option2">Pizza



This post has been edited by NIXZ: 27 Aug, 2008 - 06:02 AM

Just discovered that i have to use "$_POST" instead of "$_GET"

well, you don't HAVE to, but it's much better to use post =)

for the mesage, just add each line at a time:

$email = "Model:".$_POST['model']."\n";
$email .= "Etc";