PHP question

[jamesb2]

I am creating a form in expression web 4. Everything appears to be working correctly when I click submit on the form. All of the fields are filled out and the php script I have does send it to an email address. My question is the following; when I fill out all of the fields in the form, not all of the fields show up. It appears I can only get past 2 fields being filled out before it starts sending blank forms. see the code below.

$msg =$_POST['WSD-Name'];
$msg2=$_POST['WSD-Phone'];
$msg3=$_POST['WSD-Email'];
$msg4=$_POST['WSD-Address'];
$msg5=$_POST['WSD-City'];
$msg6=$_POST['WSD-ZIP'];
$msg7=$_POST['WSD-DOB'];
$msg8=$_POST['WSD-Fitness-Level'];
$to='[email protected];
$subject='Wsd application';

mail($to,$subject,$msg8,$msg7,$msg6,$msg5,$msg4,$msg3,$msg2,$msg);

 

[JiminSA]

Could you show us the form's html please ...

 

[Ent]

I'm surprised it's doing anything at all.
Mail doesn't take an arbitrary number of parameters. It takes between 3 and 5.
What you probably want to do is create a single string variable with all the chunks of the message concatenated together, and then call mail($to, $subject, $wholeMessage);


Aside, but important.
Do not use this script on a live website. The reason is that you should never trust the input that your user gives you. Instead you should run validation code to make sure that it is the kind of information you expected for that field, and be extra careful if you want to allow arbitrary text. Otherwise they can do nasty things like breaking databases or sending spam from your website.