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Dec 26th, 2005 08:29
Praveen Kumar Kukkapalli, Ouch Redshift,
You can keep whatever you want to collect in teh form and action to the PHP file in teh php file you can read the variable values using $_REQUEST['Field_Name']. If you want to send email to the user gievn email after submission you can use mail function mail($_REQUEST['email'], "Subject", "Message", "From_Name <from_email>");