How to send that valuable data?

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  • Steve

    How to send that valuable data?

    You guys have helped me *a lot* with my first little PHP incursion, and I
    have one final steppingstone towards completion! Now that I have gathered
    and processed my data using PHP, I want to make a button that will mail it
    to me. I read that the mailto: function really sucks as it assumes you have
    all sorts of stuff installed on your computer. So if I wanted to do it
    properly, what exactly is the simplest technique I should read up on?

    THANKS!!

    Steve


  • Jeffrey Silverman

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    Re: How to send that valuable data?

    On Tue, 23 Mar 2004 17:23:18 +0000, Steve wrote:
    [color=blue]
    > You guys have helped me *a lot* with my first little PHP incursion, and I
    > have one final steppingstone towards completion! Now that I have gathered
    > and processed my data using PHP, I want to make a button that will mail it
    > to me. I read that the mailto: function really sucks as it assumes you have
    > all sorts of stuff installed on your computer. So if I wanted to do it
    > properly, what exactly is the simplest technique I should read up on?
    >
    > THANKS!!
    >
    > Steve[/color]

    You oughtta google on that one. Been done before, been answered before,
    etc.

    --
    Jeffrey D. Silverman | jeffrey AT jhu DOT edu
    Website | http://www.wse.jhu.edu/newtnotes/

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    • Matthias Esken

      #3
      Re: How to send that valuable data?

      "Steve" <luckylucky200@ hotmail.com> schrieb:
      [color=blue]
      > You guys have helped me *a lot* with my first little PHP incursion, and I
      > have one final steppingstone towards completion! Now that I have gathered
      > and processed my data using PHP, I want to make a button that will mail it
      > to me. I read that the mailto: function really sucks as it assumes you have
      > all sorts of stuff installed on your computer. So if I wanted to do it
      > properly, what exactly is the simplest technique I should read up on?[/color]



      Matthias

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