Ok, I want to know how to be able to make it that people can subscribe to my website for when the new version comes out. Here's what I have so far:\n\n<?php\nif (isset($email_address) )\n{\n$to      = 'email@example.com';\n$subject = 'Please notify me when version 3.0 is released!';\n$message = 'Email address: $email_address';\n$headers = 'From: $email_address' . "&#92;r&#92;n" . 'Reply-To: email_address' ."&#92;r&#92;n" . 'X-Mailer: PHP/' . phpversion();\n\nmail($to, $subject, $message, $headers);\n\n}\n?>\n\n\n<strong>Want to be notified when version 3.0 will be\nreleased?\n<form method="get" action="<?php $PHP_SELF ?>">\n<input type="text" name="email_address" value="Enter you email here" style="font-family: Arial, serif; color: black;">\n\n<input type="submit" value="Submit" style="font-family: Arial, serif; color: black; font-weight: bold">\n</form></strong>\n\nI can't get it to work...can anyone please helo me??
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A good tips from a programmer try PHP manual, i find it very helpful when i want to know something and don't jump over the comments if they are avilable...
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Unfortunately there's no HTML for emailing a form without opening a mailing program like OUTLOOK.\n\nThe best thing is to use a remotely hosted form mailing service. I recommend http://formmail.liscripts.net/. I personally use this service and it's reliable.\n\nYou don't need to signup for the FREE version. \n\nSimply paste this in the beginning of the form\n\n<form action="http://formmail.liscripts.net/formlite.php" method="post">\n\nAnd this before the code for the SUBMIT button,\n\n<input type="hidden" name="mailaddr" value="YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS"><input type="hidden" name="redirect" value="WEBSITE URL">\n\nLet's say your email address is xyz@yahoo.com and you want the user to be redirected to another page as soon as the SUBMIT button is clicked, that would be http://www.xyz.com/index.html . Using all the codes mentioned above, a typical form would look like this..\n\n<form action="http://formmail.liscripts.net/formlite.php" method="post">\nName:<br /><input type="text" name="name" value="" size="23" maxlength="25" /><br>\nE-mail or homepage:<br/><input type="text" name="email_hp" value="" size="23" maxlength="60" /><br><br>\n<textarea syle="width: 400px;" name="comment_text" cols="45" rows="4" maxlength="500"></textarea><br />\n\n<input type="hidden" name="mailaddr" value="xyz@yahoo.com"><input type="hidden" name="redirect" value="http://www.xyz.com/index.html">\n\n<input type="submit" value="  SUBMIT  " />\n</form>\n\nIt's as simple as that. If you do not like this service, you can sign up for the PRO paid version.\n\nBesides, there are several remotely hosted form mailing service available on the Internet. Its not necessary that you have to use this one.\n\nAnd if you don't like the idea of using a remotely hosted service, you can go in for a PHP form mailing script if your web host supports PHP.
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see if your are new in this field it could be bit difficult for you, you need to learn some theory to get into this programming game, any i can give some tips so that you could do this particular task.\n\nThere can two ways to have form data, one is using email other is using database.both of them required a dynamic scripting service available on your server.\n\nto get the information using email, first you need to know which emailing component is available at your server. e.g. if it IIS(Microsoft) webserver then probably you can find CDONT in it.\nyou can use this component to get the user submitted information in your email.\n\nother way is to store your information in database, now you need to find out which database server is installed in your server, you need to create a new database in you database server, as per your requirement, then you need to write some script to store  data in form submission, and also to read data for later use.\n\nfor your serer information your consult with service provider, and for coding the emailing/database storing thing you can search the yahoo/google, you can find many free scripts, you need to modify them as per your requirement.\n\nhope this will solve your problem\n\ncheers\nrizwan yahya
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You can do this yourself easily with PHP. There are dozens of explanations online, or "PHP For Dummies" will walk you through it. All you need to know is if your Web hosting company supports PHP and allows you to use the PHP mail() function.
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Put the following code in the <head> section of the html.\n\n<script type="text/javascript">\n<!--\nalert ("this is where your first message goes");\nalert ("this is where your second message goes");\nalert ("and so on");\n-->\n</script>\n\n\nHope this is waht you wanted\n\n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \nhttp://www.3doms.com \nTechSupport@3doms.com (free)\n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
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You just type the HTML code in your message. Of course, you need to enable HTML in your mail client first.
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image bomb...\n\nif you have a website, send a picture along with the email. when it is opened your website server will log when it was opened, and by who (what IP).\n\nthis trick is used by spammers. I hope this answers your question,.. and if it did, be sure to mark it as the best answer,... im trying to get to level 2 tonight... thanks\n\n\n\nps on a last note...  yo tango un pez.... (2 years of spanish to learn... i have the fish...)
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Why would you want to? Unless anyone who you send that email to has the exact same font installed, it won't work.
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Hey the site serpo.org is now having an issue with their server being broken down.\n\nand i hope they will be back soon.\n\nmng.1432@gmail.com
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What kind do you want. Do you want to pay for it or do you want it free. You also have to learn the HTML and Javascript codes. Could you tell me how old you are. If this is personal to you you don't have to answer. I want to find a better way to explain to you depending on your age.
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<? header("Location: http://www.someurl.com"); ?>\n\nYour header() calls must occur BEFORE you send any content to the browser. For example, this works:\n\n<?\nif($a == 1) {\nheader("Location: http://www.someurl.com");\n}\necho "Hello world!";\n?>\n\nThis does NOT work and will throw an error indicating that headers have already been sent:\n\n<?\necho "Hello world!";\nif($a == 1) {\nheader("Location: http://www.someurl.com");\n}\n?>\n\nAny time you see the error message that headers have already been sent, you need to move your header() statement higher up on your page.
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I received a message regarding a java update about 10mins ago.\nMy version is now updated.\nI don't know if this will affect you but do a software update for java anyway.\nIt must cure some current issues.\n\nhttp://www.java.com/en/\n\n.
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Som email client let you simply code in html. This is the most logical way. \n\nIf you cant code html use a design program first then just view the source and copy it accross\n\n\nSite Admin - 3doms.com\nTechSupport@3doms.com
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Try going to www.didtheyreadit.com and www.readnotify.com.\n\nYou need to register first before using the above services. Add .didtheyreadit.com OR .readnotify.com after the destination e-mail address.\n\nExample:\n\nTo send a mail to: \n(address@domain.com)\n\nsuffix the address with .didtheyreadit.com:\n(address@domain.com.didtheyreadit.com)\n\nYou will find the answer to what you are after..
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Ok. I will add your email address.  Thanks.. Looking forward to it.
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IM installed it and everything is working better then IE 6.\nThe only problem is that it is not compatible with the new yahoo mail.
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you can try this - \nif you use yahoo or any other free email service, there should be a link on the page displaying the email title "Show Html Graphics" or something similar. You can try clicking on it. May help