Mailing database-input after storing in DB

[Nosferatum]

I have a registration form using php to process it and store values in
MySQL. That works. But I also would like to get a mail with each
registration input into the database. Anyone with any tip on where to
add this code in the insert-script? At the very beginning, in the
middle, or at the end? And will this piece of code actually mail me
each input? I can't get it to work.

if (phpversion() "4.0.6") {
$HTTP_POST_VARS = &$_POST;
}
if (isset($HTTP_PO ST_VARS["tipsViaEpo st"])) {
// make email info
$to =
"my_first_email @something.com, my_second_email @somethingelse. com";
$subject = "New registration";
$from = "From: Registration DB\r\n";
$body = "Details stored in db:-\n\n";
while (list($key,$val ue) == each($HTTP_POST _VARS)) {
$body.= $key . " = " . $value . "\n";
}

// now send the mail
mail($to,$subje ct,$body,$from) ;

// then redirect to another page
header("Locatio n: registrationSen t.php");
}

[Steve]

Re: Mailing database-input after storing in DB

On Mar 10, 1:44 pm, Nosferatum <John.Ola...@gm ail.comwrote:

I have a registration form using php to process it and store values in
MySQL. That works. But I also would like to get a mail with each
registration input into the database. Anyone with any tip on where to
add this code in the insert-script? At the very beginning, in the
middle, or at the end? And will this piece of code actually mail me
each input? I can't get it to work.
>
if (phpversion() "4.0.6") {
$HTTP_POST_VARS = &$_POST;}
>
if (isset($HTTP_PO ST_VARS["tipsViaEpo st"])) {
// make email info
$to =
"my_first_em... @something.com, my_second_em... @somethingelse. com";
$subject = "New registration";
$from = "From: Registration DB\r\n";
$body = "Details stored in db:-\n\n";
while (list($key,$val ue) == each($HTTP_POST _VARS)) {
$body.= $key . " = " . $value . "\n";
>
}
>
// now send the mail
mail($to,$subje ct,$body,$from) ;
>
// then redirect to another page
header("Locatio n: registrationSen t.php");
>
}

Is your sendmail configured or set up? Try sending a test mail from
the command line.
SOme mailers wont let you put multiple addresses in the 'to'
parameter. You might also want to try sending the mail to each
recipient separately.