From: "Tom Rogers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> It does not need to know the form elements, only the reserved words it
> uses and you take those out and pass them directly to the class if
> needed. It takes the variable name from the POST array and uses it with
> the value. No need to know what the input fields are called or even
> what type - checkboxes and radio groups work fine.
Okay, I see what you mean.
>default: //not a keyword
>$k = ereg_replace("_"," ",$k); //get rid of _ and replace with a space
>if($v == "BR"){ //if BR add a carriage return,used for making blank line
> $this->vars['blocks']['submit'][$x]['ifs']['break'] = ' ';
> $this->text .= "\n";
>}else{
> $this->vars['blocks']['submit'][$x]['vars']['name'] = $k;
> $this->vars['blocks']['submit'][$x]['vars']['value'] = $v;
> $this->text .= "$k : $v\n"; //add the variable name and value to email
> }
I see what you're doing here, but it doesn't fit what I'm looking for
exactly. You just create a Key : Value list to include in the email. I want
the email to look exactly like the form, only substitute in the values
submitted by the user.
---John Holmes...
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