?php
@extract($_POST);
One thing to be aware of is that there are security implications to using
extract(); if you use it (like here) to grab post and get variables,
you've essentially returned to a register_globals = TRUE regime. A
malicious user could inject suspect data into your
i'm not a very experienced php-promgrammer,
but i recently implemented a simple mailform in a website,
using a very simple script that looks like this:
?php
@extract($_POST);
$name = stripslashes($name);
$from_adress = stripslashes($from);
$to_adress =
Nik,
I did this on a project a long time ago. If I remember correctly,
you cannot do this in RAM because the DirectEMail Xtra requires a
file reference for an attachment. However, it's not a real big
problem. Use FileIO to create a file with your text. Then set up
the call to DirectEmail to
Hi All,
I have an interesting question - at least I think so.
Is it at all possible to create a file in RAM, then sending it along with an
email (using DirectEmail @ the moment) instead of writing it to disk, then
sending it, then erasing it? file type is a small text file.
Thx,
Nik
