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php question regarding email

poissys

im trying to get an email to be sent from my email address to all users that register with my site, however i keep getting an smtp.port and host error each time i go to run the page.
im not sure wat this is?

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markkilpatrick

have you got your smtp server set in your php.ini file?

poissys

markkilpatrick wrote: »

have you got your smtp server set in your php.ini file?

i haven't got that done no, how do i go about doing it, i know nothing about it, excuse my ignorance

louie

did you look into the php mail http://ie2.php.net/mail
[php]
mail($to, $subject, $msg, $headers);
[/php]
function.
Grab the email from DB, and using while....loop send the email one by one.

Seth Brundle

louie wrote: »

did you look into the php mail http://ie2.php.net/mail
[php]
mail($to, $subject, $msg, $headers);
[/php]function.
Grab the email from DB, and using while....loop send the email one by one.

Obviously remembering to tackle email injection before of course!

markkilpatrick

poissys wrote: »

i haven't got that done no, how do i go about doing it, i know nothing about it, excuse my ignorance

Do you have hosting somewhere or are you running your webserver on your pc?

if yes:

In your php.ini file you will find:

SMTP = localhost

smtp_port = 25

This will need to be changed to your isp's smtp.

Otherwise if you have hosting with somebody you shouldnt need to do this.

If you post an example of your code it will be eaiser to help.