Ask your host to set-up a .htaccess file to turn register_globals ON, or you need to do some research in the archives for "register globals"... it's been discussed to death.
Basically, instead of a form value being something like $firsName, it's now $_POST['firstName'] or $_GET['firstName'] (depending on the the method specified in the <form > tag). A quick fix would be to take note of the variables you're expecting from the form, and re-assign them at the top of your script(s), eg: <? $first = $_POST['first']; $last = $_POST['last']; $dob = $_POST['dob']; $favcolor = $_POST['favcolor']; ?> <html> ... Good luck, Justin French on 19/11/02 6:41 PM, `Yan Grossman ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Dear Friends, > > I run some PHP scripts to deal with sending forms data to my email adress. > But, my "nice" Host provider upgraded the server to another version of PHP 4 > and I notice that now the scripts are not working. > I don't receive the emails anymore. > They say I have to make sure all my code works for PHP 4.23 or later... > My code is very simple and uses the command mail(). > I don't know much about PHP, but I guess it should be simple to fix my > problem. > I attached one of my most simple scripts and hoping that you might be able > to help me. > Please help me. > I really must fix this today. > Thank you so much. > > Yan > > Justin French -------------------- http://Indent.com.au Web Developent & Graphic Design -------------------- -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
