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Emailing a php page with url request parameter
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Sep 19th, 2007, 15:10
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Emailing a php page with url request parameter
I wish to automatically send an email to a recipient which will use a template from a php form page with url request.
It would suit me to do this from within the page itself or to call up the page from a script file activated manually. Using phpmailer and a mail file of my own, I can send an html version (manually saved) of the page, and also 'blank' version of the page if I miss out the url request. However, as soon as I add the url request on the end of the file name it becomes 'not found', which I understand as it has to be generated. Can anyone help me get around this please? This is with an aim to incorporating it into a multiple email to all customers in a database, which I have several ideas for achieving, but I just need to know this bit! Many thanks G 
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Sep 19th, 2007, 15:46
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Re: Emailing a php page with url request parameter
I don't really understand the question? Maybe you could post some code or clarify a bit?
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