PHP ==> mail() function?
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Your hosting provider may not be provding that service.   Check with them.
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dim msg as MailMessage\nmsg=new MailMessage\n \nmsg.To = "abc@yahoo.com"\nmsg.From = "cdb@yahoo.com"\nmsg.Subject = "A msg for  " & request("problem")\n\nmsg.BodyFormat = MailFormat.Html\n\ndim stf as string\n\nstf="<h1>" & request("msg") & "</h1>" \nmsg.Body = stf\n\nSmtpMail.Send(msg)
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use alternate email add like (ray@mond.net)
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For e-mail, seperate the names with a semicolon:\n\nme@myserver.com;you@yourserver.com;someone@herserver.com
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I had this same problem about a month ago.  The solution that\nworked for me was to place a semicolon on the end of the return statement for the onSubmit parameter.  \n\nExample: <form onsubmit="return emailcheck(this);" action="mailto:myemailishere@e... submission" method="post" enctype="text/plain">\n\nnotice the semicolon after the end of the closing parenthesis on "this" \n\nI hope this helps.
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http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-11.html
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forward email to recipient then check properties and erase all other email adresses
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http://www.netlingo.com/emailsh.cfm
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do you have a folder to "move" the email to?
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<?php\n\n$out = fopen("fileout.txt","a+");\n$l=fopen("file2.txt","r");\n$r=0;\nwhile ( ($str=fgets($l))!=null) {\n\n$f[$r]=$str;\n//fwrite($out,"$r[$r]&#92;n");\n\n#print_r ($f);\necho "<br>";\n$r++;\n\necho "<br>";\n}\n\necho "<form>";\necho "<input mode=off type=checkbox name=asc_rad>Ascending ";\nEcho "<br>";\necho "<input type=checkbox name=disc_rad >Descendig";\nEcho "<br>";\necho "<input type=checkbox name=rev_rad>Reverse";\nEcho "<br>";\necho "<input type=submit name=sbm value=DO!>";\necho "</form>";\nfclose($l);\nprint_r ($_REQUEST);\necho "<br>";\n\nIF ($_REQUEST[asc_rad]=="on" && $_REQUEST[sbm]=="DO!"){\nasort ($f);\nprint_r ($f);\n}else{\nIf($_REQUEST[disc_rad]=="on"&& $_REQUEST[sbm]=="DO!"){\narsort ($f);\nprint_r ($f);\n}\n}\nIF ($_REQUEST[rev_rad]=="on" && $_REQUEST[sbm]=="DO!"){\narray_reverse ($f);\nprint_r ($f);\n}\nfor($counter = 0; $counter < count($f); $counter++)\n{\nfwrite($out,"$r[$counter]&#92;n");\n}\n\n?>
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in mail, go to options and then signature
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make sure the submit button is in the form tags and then set the ACTION attribute of the form tag to "mailto:[your email]" Then it should send it.\nGood luck.
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' Validate an e-mail address\n' Example:\n'   MessageBox.Show(IsValidEmail("mbellinaso@vb2themax.com")) ' True\n'   MessageBox.Show(IsValidEmail("vb2themax.com"))            ' False\n'   MessageBox.Show(IsValidEmail("mbellinaso@vb2themax"))     ' False\n\nVB version:\n\nFunction IsValidEmail(ByVal email As String) As Boolean\n    Return System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.IsMatch(email, _\n        "^&#92;w+([-+.]&#92;w+)*@&#92;w+([-.]&#92;w+)*&#92;.&#92;w+([-.]&#92;w+)*$")\nEnd Function\n\nAs C#:\nbool IsValidEmail(string email)\n{\n    return System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex.IsMatch(email,  "^&#92;w+([-+.]&#92;w+)*@&#92;w+([-.]&#92;w+)*&#92;.&#92;w+([-.]&#92;w+)*$");\n}
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Yes! The output of PHP is HTML, just like any other web page.
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go to "sent mail" in your inbox
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If you run Windows as your OS, you might want to try MailEnable as the SMTP server and Telemagic as your mailer program.   You might also want to simply use PHP + Pear, and a database like MySQL to store the email content, etc.  A lot of options, many free, other than the time invested.
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The easiest way to do it is with a session variable.\n\non your page doing the validation:\n<?\nsession_start();\n\n//your validation code\n\nif($validation_ok_boolean) {\n$_SESSION['variable'] = variable_value_to_be_passed\n}\n?>\n\non your framed page:\n\n<?\nsession_start();\nif(isset($_SESSION['variable']) {\n$anothervariable = $_SESSION['variable'];\n}\n?