how do you use phpmailer in forms? i know how to use the mail command in php and include it in the form action as action="mail.php" but phpmailer is a totally new concept to me. Any help?
how to use phpmailer
Started by _*Zenom_*, Aug 27 2007 04:38 PM
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#1 _*♣Mike♣_*
Posted 27 August 2007 - 04:38 PM
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Posted 27 August 2007 - 07:45 PM
PHPMailer is just a mail sending class. Funnily enough the second google result for "PHPMailer" is in fact, a tutorial by the creators.
http://phpmailer.sou...t/tutorial.html
(By the way - In response to your reply in the other topic - AFAIK he would not be using PHPMailer simply because he is on windows, PHPMailer is simply a class to make sending advanced mail easier - it's built around mail which both nix and windows support)
http://phpmailer.sou...t/tutorial.html
(By the way - In response to your reply in the other topic - AFAIK he would not be using PHPMailer simply because he is on windows, PHPMailer is simply a class to make sending advanced mail easier - it's built around mail which both nix and windows support)
Edited by Matthew., 27 August 2007 - 07:47 PM.
#3 _*♣Mike♣_*
Posted 28 August 2007 - 01:14 AM
thanks i fixed it.
and Matthew, the server is hosted on windows. it doesnt support the php mail function for some odd reason. The server is set to use PHPMailer with server authentication. If it cant authenticate the email account, it cant send mail.
unlike nix systems which allow emails to be sent/created in any destination whatsoever.
and Matthew, the server is hosted on windows. it doesnt support the php mail function for some odd reason. The server is set to use PHPMailer with server authentication. If it cant authenticate the email account, it cant send mail.
unlike nix systems which allow emails to be sent/created in any destination whatsoever.
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