ang31

You can obviously tell I'm a noob at this. By "does not work at all" I mean it simply does not work and I do not get an e-mail. I changed the opening tag from "<?" to "<?php" but it did not make a difference. I might be a little out of my league here. The bulk of what I usually do is replace the obvious in the code with the information I want, such as the "myemailaddress@gmail.com".

I have spent countless hours testing and editing my email php but it does not work at all. I bought a web template that had this feature and normally it's fairly simple to edit but this was not the case. I have yet to hear a response from the creator of the template. Below is the contents of both corresponding files for a flash website. Someone please let me know if there is a simple mistake I am just over-looking. Any feedback is greately appreciated. email.php file contents------------------------<?$to="myemailaddress@gmail.com";$name=$_POST['name1'];$from = 'myotheremailaddress@gmail.com';$email=$_POST['email'];$phone=$_POST['number'];$subject=$_POST['subject'];$message=$_POST['message'];$header="From: $from\n";$mes="your name: $name\ne-mail: $email\nphone: $phone\nsubject: $subject\nmessage: $message\n";mail($destination,$subject,$mes,$header); -------------------------cgal.xml file contents <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><data><title>FEEDBACK</title><request field1="your name*" field2="e-mail*" field3="phone" field4="subject" field5="message*">email.php</request><description><![CDATA[<font color="#6c6e74">Feedback form is not functioning yet. Please use contact information from "contact info" link.</font>]]></description></data>