PHP email form

[vacatia]

Are you hosting the site yourself (on your own server), or do you go through a webhost? If the latter, then you will need to contact your host and try to convince them to change the settings. Other than that, you are out of luck.

Edit: Instead of assigning absolute paths, why not use relative paths in the script. So basically, instead of having http://your-site you would have this: /path/to/file.

Hope this helps.

Hi there!

I was wondering about this myself--say my mailer php file (dd-formmailer.php) is located in:
dd-formmailer[1] folder-->dd-formmailer folder-->dd-formmailer.php

On my coding I used those exact folders for example on my php page that I want the form to show up on:

<?php include('http://www.mysite.ca/dd-formmailer[1]/dd-formmailer/dd-formmailer.php'); ?>

Is that wrong?

[Nile]

You don't wanna include the http. You cannot include something from another website.

[vacatia]

Hi there,

What should I put instead?

[Nile]

Well, the file that your including has to been in the same domain/sub domain, so say I have a website: ******.com and I'm trying to include something at: &&&&&&&.com, It won't work. You need to have it at ******.com.

[vacatia]

Hey there,

Everything is under mysite.ca though (I'm uploading all the files to the same ftp area)