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PHP Mail: Page content to mail

// I am omitting elements to make this shorter    

<select name="Amount">

      <option value="1">1</option>

      <option value="2">2</option>

      <option value="3">3</option>

     </select>

       

$price = 5;  

 

    // I am omitting elements to make this shorter

    // here I do some math    

    $Amount = $_GET['Amount'];

        // check value and select appropriate item

        if ($Amount== "1") {

            $extra = "1";

            }

        elseif ($Amount == "2") {

            $extra = "2";

            }

        elseif ($Amount == "3") {

            $extra = "3";

 

 

// here is the order preview and this is what I need to email to myself

// the customer should look this preview and then HIT a confirm buttom to get this sent

 

<?php echo $Name;?><br>

<?php echo $Address;?><br>

<?php echo $E-mail;?><br>

<?php echo $Phone;?><br>

Your order: <?php echo $extra . " " . "products, for a total of" . " " . ($price * $extra); ?>

       

<form method="get" id="order" action="order-info.php">

<h1>Personal Info</h1>

<p>name: <input name="name" type="text" /></p>

<p>email: <input name="surname" type="text" /></p>

<INPUT TYPE = "Submit" Name = "Submit1" VALUE = "Continue">

</form>

       

<?php session_start(); ?>

<?php

// get info personal

$Name = $_GET['name'];

$Email = $_GET['email'];

?>

// Now I echo the info

<h2><?php echo $Name . " " . $Email ; ?><br></h2>

<?php

  // here's where the magic is done thanks to Sheldon Ferns!

  $_SESSION['customerInfo']['name'] = $Name;

  $_SESSION['customerInfo']['email'] = $Email;

 

?>

// having stored all the info in a session I proceed to send it to the email function. That weird name is because I read you should avoid naming your email process file with predictable names like mail.php, this increases protection against spammers.

<form  method ="POST" action = "xljkadf.php">

<INPUT TYPE = "Submit" Name = "Submit1" VALUE = "Confirm Order">

       

<?php  session_start();

 # Anti-header-injection - Use before mail()

# By Victor Benincasa <vbenincasa(AT)gmail.com>

foreach($_REQUEST as $fields => $value) if(eregi("TO:", $value) || eregi("CC:", $value) || eregi("CCO:", $value) || eregi("Content-Type", $value)) exit("ERROR: Code injection attempt denied! Please don't use the following sequences in your message: 'TO:', 'CC:', 'CCO:' or 'Content-Type'.");

 

  $headers = 'From: Your Site <noreply@yoursite.com>' . "n".

// in the next line what I do is to send a BCC to me as I want the customer to get a copy of the order without knowing my address  

$headers .= 'Bcc: Your site <yourmail@xxxx.com>' . "rn";

 

 

 

  $mailBody = "Order details: n".

                "Name: ".$_SESSION['customerInfo']['name'] . "n".

                "Email: " .$_SESSION['customerInfo']['email'] . "n";

 

 

 

 

// Next the mail function. The first arguments is the customer e-mail so he gets a copy of his order.

   mail($_SESSION['customerInfo']['Email'], "Order Info ", $mailBody, $headers);

 

   ?>

 // A redirect to a thank you page once the e-mail is sent.

<script language="JavaScript" type="text/JavaScript">

<!--

window.location.href = "http://www.yoursite.com/thank-you.html";

//-->

</script>

       

<?php

  session_start(); ?>

  //The php code you have already written.

 

  //Saving data in session

  <?php

  $_SESSION['customerInfo']['Name'] = $Name;

  $_SESSION['customerInfo']['Address'] = $Address;

  $_SESSION['customerInfo']['Email'] = $Email;

  $_SESSION['customerInfo']['Phone'] = $Phone;

  $_SESSION['customerInfo']['Extra'] = $Extra;

?>

       

<?php

  session_start();

  $mailBody = "Order Info: n".

              "Name: ".$_SESSION['customerInfo']['Name'] . "n".

              "Address: " .$_SESSION['customerInfo']['Address'] . "n".

              "Email: " .$_SESSION['customerInfo']['Email'] . "n".

              "Phone: " .$_SESSION['customerInfo']['Email'] . "n".

              "Price: " .$_SESSION['customerInfo']['Price'] . "n".

              "Extra: " .$_SESSION['customerInfo']['Extra'] . "n";

 

   mail('your@mail.com', 'Order Information', $mailBody);

 

?>

       

<?php ob_start(); ?>

<?php echo $Name;?><br>

<?php echo $Address;?><br>

<?php echo $E-mail;?><br>

<?php echo $Phone;?><br>

Your order: <?php echo $extra . " " . "products, for a total of" . " " . ($price * $extra); ?>

<?php $mailBody = ob_get_clean();

 

mail('your@mail.com', 'Mail Subject', $mailBody);

 

?>