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PostPosted: 16. August 2007 14:34
by unitedtrit
I have made the above replacements with change in the outcome of the email that is received. I even made the changes in the appended message sections as well and still no luck. what exactly is the \r supposed to do?

PostPosted: 16. August 2007 14:38
by Wiedmann
One question:
the xampp server has php5 and my server has php 4.4.7

Is PEAR available on this server?

PostPosted: 16. August 2007 16:01
by unitedtrit
I reviewed the webhosting options for their basic service which our developer is using and I do not see PEAR.

http://order.1and1.com/xml/order/Hostin ... tic#block8

PostPosted: 16. August 2007 19:21
by FalconPC
im the developer

i just gave my hosting company a call and they said my plan doesnt have PEAR
in order to have PEAR i need SSH which my account doesnt have either


could it be something with the way it makes the message? where it creates the table

PostPosted: 20. August 2007 14:05
by Wiedmann
1st:
You have solved your problem?

in order to have PEAR i need SSH which my account doesnt have either

You can use PEAR on every server where you can upload files with FTP (you must not have SSH.), also at 1und1.com

could it be something with the way it makes the message?

PEAR was just an example/question. Because it's allways better to use a ready to use (and tested) PHP class to send mime mails...


After reviewing your code... you can use, for example, like this:
http://phpfi.com/257424

PostPosted: 20. August 2007 20:20
by FalconPC
FalconPC wrote:in order to have PEAR i need SSH which my account doesnt have either


that is what my hosting company rep said when i called them


how would i implement parts of that example into my code without rewriting it all?

as of right now the email sends fine but instead of it turning the contents of the "$message" into a table it just displays the code for the table.[/code]