Re: mail(); Help

You forgot to declare $sitename and $admin_mail as global variables in your function. Either declare them global by adding the following line to your function: global $site_name, $admin_mail; or use the PHP-GLOBALS-Array: function new_user_mail ($username, $password, $email, $name, $homepage){ ... "From: $GLOBALS["site_name"]\r\nReply-to: $GLOBALS["admin_mail"]\r\n"); } "Chris Burwell" <cburwell@netzero.net> wrote in message news:20010909162503.14668.qmail@pb1.pair.com... > I am having a little trouble getting my script to work correctly. PHP send > the mail out fine, but when i see the mail in my inbox, it have no from > address. I have tryed to figure out why this is not working, but i have gad > no sucess. I have enclosed the code below, any help is greatly appreciated! > --------------------------- > function new_user_mail ($username, $password, $email, $name, $homepage) > { > $subject = "Welcome to the $site_name community!"; > $body = "Thank you for registering to become a memeber of the $sitename > community! > You have registered with the following information: > Username : $username > Password : $password > Name : $name > E-Mail : $email > Homepage : $homepage > > You are now able to login to our community at this time. If you have any > questions you may contact our administrator. > If you did not sign up for this account simply reply to this E-Mail with the > word 'REMOVE' in the body. > > Have Fun!"; > mail($email, > $subject, > $body, > "From: $site_name\r\nReply-to: $admin_mail\r\n"); > } > ---------------------------------------- >