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Jan 15, 2004 6:22 pm		re: once again a message for anyone willing to answer
Jean-Paul HOUNKANRIN		Hey, it's been quite long: since the new year thing. Anyways, I think formmail.php could help you out. I'm not too sure whether it takes attachments in account, but you could use read about it and see whether it supports it. I use formmail a lot but it's one aspect (attachments) I've never explored with it: http://www.dtheatre.com/scripts/formmail.php I did work on a website where the visitors (job seekers) should upload their resume (a file either MS word or PDF) via the form they were filling and when they clicked on "submit", it all comes to the project manager, that is the form and the submitted document. I believe what you need is something like that. I build the code myself, but I will have to dig up my code library and see whether I find it. If I do, I will let you know. But in the meantime, you can also have a look here, they've got interesting stuff you can use: http://www.zend.com/codex.php?CID=11 > rawk on wrote: > ok, so if you remember last time i used this network it was to ask a question about searching a sql database using a web form. well, the site is all completed. now i wrote this form for sending information to an email address specified in the code. i need to able to send an attachment with this form. i don't want them to have to use a 3rd party email client. so any suggestions on where to start with this?? possibly just having the file upload to the server and in the email include a link? i have no idea. but i'd really like to have the file sent directly to the inbox. > >thanks for your time taken to read this message. the response from the last post was overwhelming. JP helped me with it and it turned out great. Private Reply to Jean-Paul HOUNKANRIN (new win)

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