Email Form

Hi Tim, 

How it works is mail() is a PHP function that sends through the default server mail system that is configured.  

What we're doing now is calling our own function sendMessage() in /lib/common.php that sends mail with the configuration options from the CMSB.  

If you're into writing your own PHP code you can always look in the library functions for more info as we often have programmer notes and instructions in there.  Here's some examples from the header of sendMessage()

  // Minimal Example:
  $errors = sendMessage(array(
    'from'    => "from@example.com",
    'to'      => "to@example.com",
    'subject' => "Enter subject here, supports utf-8 content",
    'text'    => "Text message content",
  ));

  // Full Featured Example:
  $errors = sendMessage(array(
    'from'    => "from@example.com",
    'to'      => "to@example.com",
    'subject' => "Enter subject here, supports utf-8 content",
    'text'    => "Text message content",
    'html'    => "<b>HTML</b> message content",
    'headers' => array(
      "CC"          => "cc@example.com",
      "BCC"         => "bcc@example.com",
      "Reply-To"    => "rt@example.com",
      "Return-Path" => "rp@example.com",
    ),
    'attachments' => array(
      'simple.txt'  => 'A simple text file',
      'dynamic.csv' => $csvData,
      'archive.zip' => $binaryData,
      'image.jpg'   => file_get_contents($imagePath),
    ),
    //'disabled' => false, // set to true to disable sending of message
    //'logging' => false, // set to false to disable logging (if logging is already enabled) - used for background mailers
  ));

  // show errors
  if ($errors) { die($errors); }



So I'd try replacing this:

$mailResult = @mail($to, $subject, $message, "From: $from");
if (!$mailResult) { die("Mail Error: $php_errormsg"); }

With this:

  $errors = sendMessage(array(
    'from'    => $from,
    'to'      => $to,
    'subject' => $subject,
    'text'    => $message,
  ));
  if ($errors) { die($errors); }


Also make sure "From" is an email you are allowed to send from (*@yourdomain.com) or it might be blocked by some servers.  If you want to be able to click "Reply" to reply to client emails use the "Reply-To" header.

Hope that helps!