Really easy one: how to space form values in resulting email...

[lilibirdy]

I finally got my form working - just one more niggle - How do I get the different bits of info on separate lines?? This isn't working!

function sendMail($name,$email,$phone,$message){
    
    $subject = "Message from website";
    $from    = "From: $name <$email>\r\nReply-To: $email\r\n"; 
    $header  = "MIME-Version: 1.0\r\n"."Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1\r\n";
    $content = "From: $name\r\n
    Contact Number: $phone\r\n
    Enquiry: $message\r\n";
    
    
    $content = wordwrap($content,70);
    mail(MAIL_TARGET,$subject,$content,$from.$header); 

[Nile]

Try running it under the nl2br function.
(The content of course)

[lilibirdy]

I didn't know you could use <br> How silly of me..... Thanks mate

[Nile]

You can use <br>, bur say for example someone puts:

Hello
My
Name
Is
Nile

If you were inserting it into a db or something, I think it would show up like this:

HelloMyNameIsNile

Now if you used the nlbr function, it would show up like this:

Hello<br>
My<br>
Name<br>
Is<br>
Nile<br>

[JasonDFR]

If you want to avoid using html, you can do something like this:

		if ( empty($errors) ) {
		
			$to = "yourEmail";
			$subject = "yourSubject";
			$message = "From: $name\n\n";
			$message .= "Email: $email\n\n";
			$message .= "Message:\n\n";
			$message .= wordwrap($textarea, 50, "\n");
			$from = "From: <webmaster@yourwebsite.com>\n";
		
			if ( mail($to, $subject, $message, $from) ) {
				$success = true;
			} else {
				$errors[] = '<p>Sorry, there is a problem sending the form.</p>';
			}