Website Email
When certain events happen within JavaScript on your page, an email or a text message can be sent to you.
If you need to extract email addresses from a plain text database or other plain text file, the software in this article can do it for you.
This article describes one way to hide email addresses from bots and still make them available on web pages — even as clickable links.
Sending email with PHP is done with the mail() function. I'll show you how.
Improving Email Deliverability
It isn't difficult to specify a valid Return-Path. Do it to ensure your form's email is actually delivered.
Incoming Email Sent to PHP Script
An incoming email can be sent to a PHP script on your server — your custom PHP script. Consider what could you do with functionality like that!
You have a list of email addresses to email more than once, yet prefer not to assume the cost of a professional mailing service.
The article addresses mail-merge functionality for sending email from your server.
One-click surveys are excellent for email -- private email, public newsletters, autoresponder messages, any email that can have a clickable link -- plain text or HTML.
PayPal Button Click Sends Email
A PayPal button is tapped and an email is sent to you — optionally, only when affiliate ID, ad link code, or other source information is available.
A gotcha and a success for implementing a rating functionality within emails.
The software and instructions for implementing a rating functionality within emails.
Reasons Why Scripts Won't Send Email
There are numerous reasons why scripts won't send email as they should, why everything else works, but no email arrives.
An SMS text message to a mobile phone can be sent with the standard PHP mail() function.
Troubleshooting Email Sent From Scripts
Your script is supposed to send an email to you. Yet, you never receive it. What's the problem?
Viewing Untouched Web Page Source Code
When you use your browser to view the source code of a page, what you see may be different than what was sent to the browser in the first place.
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