 JAAuldeWeb DeveloperPremium,MVM
join:2001-05-09
Williamsport, MD
kudos:3 | reply to cdru
Re: Simple Problem Edit: This post was made as you were making your last one. My comments probably do not apply given the new info.
In addition, most major hosting companies lock down their systems such that mail leaving the mailer daemons on their machines must be bound for an address on their network. In most cases these days you must set up an email account from which you want mail to be sent, and you need some sort of SMTP mailer code which can reach out to that account's SMTP servers, authenticate, and send the message.
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 zacronPremium
join:2008-11-26
canada
 ·TekSavvy DSL
| I don't think it's the email, I posted the apache error log, it's telling me there's an "Unexpected T_VARIABLE on Line 86" which is the line where the email address is.
I did fix the syntax,
it was a missing semi colon after the "mysql(close);" statement and then the variables were using the wrong marks (") instead of (').
I just got the email from the script. 
Thank you for your assistance guys
Zacron
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