I neeeeed help. I can't get my variables to work with my template. It just sends exactly what I put in the quotes.
Example:
'email' => '$emailf',
it doesn't seem to know what "$emailf" is. It's an input variable from my submit form.
The email it sends just says "Email: $emailf"
Why is this?
2006-07-28
11:57:45
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Ok, so I tried it again, with the string indicator, (i think I lied. I didn't try it before with the string indicator. now it's sending me blank strings.
Example:
Email Address:
there's nothing there!!!
2006-07-28
11:59:33 ·
update #1
Keep in mind, this is Perl language, so if you take away the quotes, it apparently errors, saying it's an open statement...??? So it requires the quotes.
2006-07-28
12:02:06 ·
update #2
oh, you mean those quotes... .yeah I put those on here by mistake. they don't exist in my .pl file
2006-07-28
12:07:39 ·
update #3